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I can now successfully compile, thanks! However, the resultant vlc.app [Version 1.1.0-git The Luggage (Intel 64bit)] crashes upon attempting to open any video. I tested multiple formats (e.g., mp4, avi, wmv). A newer pull solves this problem... see above. Edit: Hmm, temporarly the problem was fixed...

Yay, in its current git-pull-build no crash when opening a video, sound plays but no video

Anyway, where can I contribute in any way if I want to help? I'm not a OS X developer yet (started with iPhone programming) but somewhere someone has to get started

Just did a git pull and compiled the 32bit version successfully. VLC started up correctly but crashed while opening any video file. Audio files seem to work correctly. That's ok for me. It's a nightly build so to speak

Thanks for your help

As written above I'm using 10.6.2 with the current dev tools...
I'l check things out tomorrow and report things here

Thx

The 64bit version does compile successfully and seems to work correctly.
But the 32bit version still complains about libdirac. I guess it's still this one directory misshift in the includes. :/

Well, I'm trying to build the current git clone as 32 bit version but wow... I can't keep up with all those #includes that point to the wrong directory which I'm trying to correct by hand... or at least some global variable is not set correctly and I don't know where to set it...

Just googled the Sparkle Framework and I found a solution/workaround: (Compiling the 64bit version)... - Got to http://sparkle.andymatuschak.org/ and download the current Sparkle build. - Extract the archive and copy "Sparke.framework" to vlc/extras/contrib/hosts/x86_64-apple-darwin10/Spar...

Well, I do have the same problem. intf.m:61:76: error: Sparkle/Sparkle.h: No such file or directory intf.m:908: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘SUUpdater’ intf.m:908: error: expected ‘)’ before ‘SUAppcastItem’ Got VLC via git today. Using OS 10.6.2 XCode 3.2.1 build 1613 This above is my try to build th...

When will the new build be available?
Or is it already available as a nightly build?

I also have ogm files and can confirm koi_desi_pagal's seeking problems. It's OS indipendent. Find tested it on Windows and me on OSX both the same. In fact it's only the container that messes up. One files having DivX video, OGM audio and SRT subtitle bugs with OGM but muxing same files to a MKV an...

I know, but I really can't see the advantage of the new playlist...
It looks cool and what else?