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As we have some problems at the moment with GCC 4.4 breaking the compilation of XBMC and generally the AUR comments page is no BBS, i'd like to encourage anyone to discuss your issues here and not on the comments page.
Thanks,
haggy
Last edited by litemotiv (2011-01-15 19:53:27)
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If the problem is really gcc 4.4 related, why do i get the same error with gcc 3.4?
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@bentzl
If you believe you have found a broader interpretation of the problem, I encourage you to report it.
e.g: http://xbmc.org/trac/ticket/6627
- richy
EDIT: Even better, if you don't agree with the XBMC teams assessment that it's a GCC 4.4 bug, the topic is here
Last edited by richy (2009-05-27 00:30:19)
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If the problem is really gcc 4.4 related, why do i get the same error with gcc 3.4?
I seriously doubt you mean gcc 3.4 - that is like 3 years old and marked obsolete. Previous 4.3 series did not have this bug and hence compilation ran without problems.
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Good news everybody!
With the help of cptspiff in the xbmc irc channel i have come up with a patch which fixes these issues with GCC 4.4. It's not a bug with 4.4. as stated previously but rather a "feature" as it is a bit more strict since that version. For the record, an explanation can be found at
* http://udrepper.livejournal.com/20948.html and
* http://www.linux-archive.org/fedora-dev … trchr.html
The patch can be found at: http://xbmc.org/trac/ticket/6627 but i'm nearly sure it will find its way into the normal svn tree soon so that there's no need for another patch.
Thanks,
/Haggy
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Great news, thx Haggy!
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just updated the PKGBUILD, please try
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It's working on i686.
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It compiles for me on x86_64 using gcc 4.4. However, the goom issue ("error: 'FLOAT_TK' undeclared" etc) is still there on the first try.
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thanks, it compiles now fine (no goom issue...) but I don't get any sound from XBMC except the little sound when you are browsing for a song, but when I hit play, no sounds comes out...
Anyways, good job for the patch
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Do you get sound in the rest of the system? Try 'speaker-test' from console. What are your exact sound settings in xbmc and how is your system connected to the speakers? Do you use pulse audio... tons of answers needed before we can give you an advice.
/Haggy
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I get sound fine on my systeme (amarok, vlc etc...) I do have pulseaudio installed but not started, I use alsa
edit, by typing this message I thought "why not uninstall pulseaudio that I don't use?" I did it and xbmc doesn't start because of pulseaudio... So I'm re-compiling xbmc with pulseaudio uninstalled....
Last edited by PAdu92 (2009-05-28 20:09:02)
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OK, please tell me how you connect your speakers. Directly into the soundcard (analog) or with a digital cable into an external amp? Also tell me your exact settings in xbmc, from the 'Configure audio hardware' page.
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sorry, false alert, I recompliled without pulseaudio and everything is fine! Thanks all for your great work
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99% of xbmc's audio issues are due to pulseaudio - as can be read in the known-issues document of your checkout. I wonder where the point is in pulseaudio anyway.
Last edited by haggy (2009-05-28 20:43:10)
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actually, I installed it for trying to get to work the community/xbmc and forgot to remove it, after removing it, when I launched xbmc it says clearly that it is missing libpulse so it's not complicated to understand that you need recompiling...
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sure, but it's not a dependency. it gets detected and used while ./configure.
EDIT: One may use --disable-pulse to get rid of it in xbmc even if it's installed
Last edited by haggy (2009-05-28 21:21:56)
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exactly, there is no problems at this point.
Now, I'm changing subject, but has anyone tested the iPhone interface? I can't get it working, looks like on my iPhone that it's connected but it doesn't find any contents...
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Hi,
Would it be possible to move a bit further up the svn tree? Is there a specific reason for v20705? I'll have a go at building a later version myself after I take a look at the necessary patches but I don' t like my chances
Just that I have a bug that apparently is fixed beyond v20738. The bug is discussed on the XBMC forums at this thread: http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=51844
Cheers and thanks for the work on the PKGBUILD(s) to date,
Arkay.
Last edited by arkay (2009-05-29 04:10:53)
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Just that I have a bug that apparently is fixed beyond v20738. The bug is discussed on the XBMC forums at this thread: http://xbmc.org/forum/showthread.php?t=51844
Done, we're now at -r20755.
/Haggy
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I get this message when I start the program. Where can i get xdpyinfo. THnx for any help in advance.
sh: xdpyinfo: comand not found
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/xbmc/FEH.py", line 172, in <module>
if (badColorDepth()):
File "/usr/share/xbmc/FEH.py", line 151, in badColorDepth
return bitDepth
UnboundLocalError: local variable 'bitDepth' referenced before assignment
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I get this message when I start the program. Where can i get xdpyinfo. THnx for any help in advance.
sh: xdpyinfo: comand not found
Install xorg-utils
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Does anyone have major problems with with the audio and video syncing, mine is terrible. I've got a feeling it might have something to do with me trying to use oss to start with and then having major issues, so when I switched over to alsa I think the setup was a bit borked with bits left over and not configured properly. I'll compile the new SVN version tonight and see if that fixes it, if not I might do a fresh install and also run 32bit instead of 64 for simplicities sake.
Jack.
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Well, there's a whole sticky thread about sound issues with xbmc over in the xbmc forums. Maybe that answers your question, but other than that, i think xbmc might use the alsa compatibility layer of oss which might in turn screw your a/v sync.
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Recent SVN version have merged the smoothvideo branch which will finally get rid of the A/V-sync problems once and for all, if configured right. First you have to make sure that VBlank is set to "always enabled" in the video hardware settings, then enable "sync audio to video" (I don't remember the exact phrasing) in the video player settings and set it to resample the audio to match video framerate.
Unfortunately these settings crash the whole X-server for me as soon as I start a video, using the current nvidia drivers (both stable and beta). I see a pending xorg-server update which might fix this but I can't test it until I get home tonight.
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