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Re: AVI reader/writer dll available [message #29779 is a reply to message #29675] Wed, 13 March 2002 22:36 Go to previous message
Rick Towler is currently offline  Rick Towler
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"Rick Towler" <rtowler@u.washington.edu> wrote in message
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>
>> I got already a mail by Ronn and your informations are helpful too.
>> If the AVI dll is using a standard windows dll
>> it is not possible to change this code running on linux.
>> But as I remember right there is a GPL licenced AVI Player
>> and Source in my linux distribution.
>> I will have a look on this if I got stuck I will ask you all again.
>>
>> regards
>> Reimar
>>
>
> No, you can not just recompile the dlm c code on linux. But if you get a
> hold of the source, it should be trivial to change the calls to the
windows
> codec (.dll) to ones appropriate for linux.
>

Upon further investigation, it seems like this isn't as trivial as I first
thought but still should be possible. I was really hoping to find a cross
platform solution but that might be wishing for too much.

Take a look at avifile (http://avifile.sourceforge.net). It should provide
a similar interface as the video for windows AVI* functions which are used
in the win32 version of IDLtoAVI. What is neat about it is that it uses
win32 codecs (so linux users have access to a wide range of codecs) but this
limits it to x86 linux. The documentation is thin but there are a few
examples that aren't bad.

-Rick
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