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README_SPLAYER
06/09/03 - by mau (mauricio at xiph.org)
The splayer example is a experimental simple Theora player using SDL and
Portaudio for cross platform compatibility. To build the windows version
please use the Visual C++ project available at the
win32/experimental/splayer directory.
By default this sample will not be built on Linux, unless Portaudio is
properly installed. Follow these steps to install Portaudio:
1) Get portaudio tar package from www.portaudio.com
2) Uncompress it to a local directory
3) Run './configure' in the portaudio directory
4) Run 'make install'
This will install Portaudio libraries in /usr/local/lib, and the Portaudio
include file at /usr/local/include. On linux you may need to manually
execute 'ldconfig' to rebuild the library cache.
Switch to theora's directory, re-run theora's autogen.sh script to
re-generate the appropriate makefiles, and 'make install' to build.
The splayer example is a experimental simple Theora player using SDL and
Portaudio for cross platform compatibility. To build the windows version
please use the Visual C++ project available at the
win32/experimental/splayer directory.
By default this sample will not be built on Linux, unless Portaudio is
properly installed. Follow these steps to install Portaudio:
1) Get portaudio tar package from www.portaudio.com
2) Uncompress it to a local directory
3) Run './configure' in the portaudio directory
4) Run 'make install'
This will install Portaudio libraries in /usr/local/lib, and the Portaudio
include file at /usr/local/include. On linux you may need to manually
execute 'ldconfig' to rebuild the library cache.
Switch to theora's directory, re-run theora's autogen.sh script to
re-generate the appropriate makefiles, and 'make install' to build.