[vlc] Re: No accelerated IMDCT transform found

[Guy Minervini]

I think the "No accelerated IMDCT transform found" will go away if you make 
a52dec with the --enable-djbfft option.  I did this on Slackware 8.1, had to 
make first djbfft with the installation directory as /usr/local. NOT the 
default of /usr/local/djbfft.

Note this option is not enabled on the BeOS version, so I assume it's not 
considered absolutely necessary.  But I think it improved performance - I was 
getting a lockup in Austin Power's Goldfinger at about 32 seconds, after 
numerous tweaks and recompiles (including enabling djbfft) I got it to run 
for a little over a minute (the last time before determining the real 
problem). 

It turned out in the end that my lockup problem was fixed by going to 
Preferences/Miscellaneous, selecting the "DVD input module, uses libdvdcss", 
choosing "Configure", then setting it to use "title" for decription - as has 
been mentioned previously this month on the mail list.

Guy Minervini
bilzilla at swbell.net

>
>I have this message :
>
>"No accelerated IMDCT transform found"
>
>each time I play a dvd. What is it ? And from time to time the movie get 
>freezed and it jumps brutaly to the next image. Could it be related to this.
>
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