nanogui: Thread: Video player

Hi,

I am looking for video player in nano-x ? 

Łukasz Wójcicki

: I am looking for video player in nano-x ? 

I ported dvdview a few years back, it's an MPEG-2
player, that plays through a framebuffer-mapped window
in nano-X (fast), or blitting through the nano-X server
(slow).

The source that I used should be up on the microwindows.org
website source dir.  Let me know whether it works for you,
I can try it with the latest git source if you run into problems.

Regards,

Greg

I have a problem while compiling :

bitmap.cc: In member function 'void Bitmap<Pel>::Create(int, int, int,
int, int, bool)':
bitmap.cc:179: error: expected type-specifier
bitmap.cc:179: error: expected `;'
bitmap.cc: In member function 'void
Bitmap<Pel>::CreateFromExistingMemory(Pel*, int, int, int, int, int)':
bitmap.cc:191: error: expected type-specifier
bitmap.cc:191: error: expected `;'


Dnia 2010-01-20, śro o godzinie 20:38 -0700, Greg Haerr pisze:
> : I am looking for video player in nano-x ? 
> 
> I ported dvdview a few years back, it's an MPEG-2
> player, that plays through a framebuffer-mapped window
> in nano-X (fast), or blitting through the nano-X server
> (slow).
> 
> The source that I used should be up on the microwindows.org
> website source dir.  Let me know whether it works for you,
> I can try it with the latest git source if you run into problems.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Greg
> 
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Łukasz Wójcicki 


  

> bitmap.cc: In member function 'void Bitmap<Pel>::Create(int, int, int,
int, int, bool)':
bitmap.cc:179: error: expected type-specifier
bitmap.cc:179: error: expected `;'
bitmap.cc: In member function 'void
Bitmap<Pel>::CreateFromExistingMemory(Pel*, int, int, int, int, int)':
bitmap.cc:191: error: expected type-specifier
bitmap.cc:191: error: expected `;'

It's for reasons like this that I eschew C++.  Quite frankly,
I have no idea what the exact issue is, looks like yet
another template incompatibility between inumerable
C++ specifications and implementations.  You might
either back up to much older versions of C++, or find
a newer dvdview and diff that with my version to see
what's changed.  I don't think I changed much at all,
basically redirected dvdview output to a framebuffer
pointer supplied by nano-X rather than kernel framebuffer.

Regards,

Greg