Akemi Yagi escribió: > On 9/28/07, Ing. Manuel Lazo <malazo at multiaccesorios.com> wrote: > >> Akemi Yagi escribió: >> > > >>> If I still remember the original poster's question correctly, he wants >>> to install mplayer and avidemux2 on CentOS. As I wrote ages ago, >>> mplayer can be installed without going through the compiling process. >>> avidemux2 is more challenging. I myself need it for our desktop >>> running CentOS 5 and am still scratching my head. I will certainly >>> share it once I get it built successfully. >>> >>> Akemi >>> > > >> Thanks to all for your support. I allready installed mplayer from the >> repository (dag), but no luck with avidemux. I did compile it under >> CentOS 4 about a year ago, but no luck with CentOS 5. >> > > OK, compilation successful. After having spent so much time trying to > rebuild from available srpms, I was not going anywhere -- none of the > srpms tried worked. Turns out the good old make; make install > strategy was the way to go. This is what I did: > > (1) Download the tar file from sourceforge: avidemux_2.4_preview2.tar.gz > (2) tar xvzf avidemux_2.4_preview2.tar.gz > (3) cd avidemux_2.4_preview2 > (4) make -f Makefile.dist > (If you get an error that says, 'AM_GNU_GETTEXT' not found, yum > install gettext-devel) > (5) make > If no error, install it as root > (6) make install > (Default is to install into /usr/local) > > Good luck, > > Akemi > _______________________________________________ > CentOS mailing list > CentOS at centos.org > http://lists.centos.org/mailman/listinfo/centos > > > so the Install file that is in the tar.gz explaining how to compile, insisted about the clasic ./configure, make and make install......was not accurated...thanks...