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Richard,
What
player did you use on Windows XP?
Stewart Weiss wrote:
<snip>
One last note -- I could not view the video in any
browser (plugins failed), nor in any application on my Windows
machine (Nero, Realplayer, WinDVD, WMP).
I had to view it in my Linux video player.
I could view it on my Windows XP box.
Great idea doing a "movie" - well done. The soundtrack was not working on my
machine though :)
Richard Gipps.
Greetings,
On
6/9/07, Stewart Weiss <stewart weiss acm org> wrote:
Thanks for the reply,
but the problem is more complex than this. Yesudeep's two
replies
can be combined and
summarized as follows:
2. Make sure that the
environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH is properly set by editing the
bash
configuration files and/or system environment
variables.
(
written by Chris Lale, on how to use Glade with
Win32)
<snip>
I
seem to agree with the old Chinese proverb: "A picture is worth a thousand
words".
I'd like to add a little more to it though: "A movie is worth a
million."
Here's a screen-cast demonstrating installing GTK+ on
Windows:
http://www.jamesbooker.co.uk/~jburd/gtk/install/win32/
Note:
I do not have Cygwin installed on my machine, and when I did
I avoided
adding Cygwin paths/executables to my PATH environment variable.
That dramatically reduced the problems I was facing. The UNIX
tools you see
me using are from the GNUWin32 project.
If
installing this way does not solve your problem, do let us know.
Regards,
Yesudeep.
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