only tried on i386 so far... at least ffmpeg doesn't generate broken
video any more, but the flags pspvc calls ffmpeg with don't produce
psp-playable videos any more.

On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 6:44 AM, Jacob Meuser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> attached are some patches and a new port.  sorry, I could not break this
> up much because these are all intertwined.
>
> faad (faad.diff):
> * update to faad2-2.6.1.
> * greatly simplified patches for type mismatch issues in libfaad.
> * libmp4v2 is no longer part of faad2 distribution.  attached is a
>  new port for a standalone libmp4v2.
>
> faac (faac.diff):
> * update to faac-1.26.
> * depends on libmp4v2 instead of faad.
>
> libmp4v2 (libmp4v2-1.5.0.1-port.tgz):
> This is the standalone version of the mp4v2 library. This library
> provides functions to read, create, and modify mp4 files.  It is derived
> from the mpeg4ip source tree but for licensing reasons it has been
> adapted to this form.
>
> faad.ports.diff.gz:
> * simplified patches for type mismatches in libfaad for faad dependent
>  ports.
> * ports using libmp4v2 now depend on libmp4v2 instead of faad.
> * faa{c,d} LIB_DEPENDS and PKGNAME bumps.
> * @bin markers and other "while here" changes.
>
>
> basic functionality can be tested with just faad and faac and a WAV
> file:
>
> $ faac -o <song>.m4a <song>.wav
> $ faad -w <song>.m4a | aucat -e s16le -i -
>
> please test (preferably on something other than i386 or amd64 as I have
> tested there) and let me know how it goes ...
>
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