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Can someone clarify this thread? Does this mean it is impossible to get VLC 2.2.x 64 bit running on FireFox 64 bit? Are there any workarounds?

I am building VLC 2.2.4 I cannot make as dshow is giving me this error ../../extras/package/win32/../../../modules/access/dshow/dshow.cpp:1729:52: error: ‘MEDIASUBTYPE_I420’ was not declared in this scope mtr.subtype = MEDIASUBTYPE_I420; I don't care about dshow. I try to disable it in configure ste...

At the last step of the VLC build process, trying to make VLC 2.2.4 for win 64 bit. I get this error with dshow.cpp ../../extras/package/win32/../../../modules/access/dshow/dshow.cpp:1729:52: error: ‘MEDIASUBTYPE_I420’ was not declared in this scope mtr.subtype = MEDIASUBTYPE_I420; Then the make bai...

I finally understand.. I was checking out the HEAD revision of VLC. To get to 2.2... I did this sudo git clone http://git.videolan.org/git/vlc.git vlc && cd vlc && git checkout ddba52206f69bb123bea8ed4d4ada07b3cb1223c However this means that the HEAD revision has an out of date prebu...

I am building for Windows 64 bit standalone installer with NSIS. I followed this guide start to finish https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32Compile/ I made no changes other than appropriately changing the host triplet. I can get through it all the way to an installer, but only if I pass --disable-avcodec,...

I followed the wiki guide https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32Compile/ to a tee, from a new Ubuntu 16.04 installation with nothing on it. It definitely comes with 56.56.101. I can see this in my contrib/lib folder. So I'm not sure what to do

I've been able to compile VLC 100% from start to finish, but only by passing the --disable-avcodec option in the configure. The reason why is I get this error configure: error: Requested 'libavcodec >= 57.37.100' but version of libavcodec is 56.56.101. Pass --disable-avcodec to ignore this error. I ...

Hello. I have followed the guide and was able to successfully build a 64 bit version of VLC player for Windows. https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32Compile/ I had to disable libavcodec as it would only fetch 56.6 and needed 57, and I nearly lost my mind trying to get this (no luck even with getting ffmpe...