Thanks. Yes i am using the sources from git in the application folder. The reference to QObject was my concern and why i posted. The last time i built k3b (with all these deps) it was successful and was tested to rip DVD's without a problem. It would not however rip individual titles from a DVD.
That aside, there is something funky with the source, hence the QObject references. I will attempt to go through the configure files and check it out.
Jay
On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 3:41 AM, Darrell Anderson humanreadable@yahoo.comwrote:
I have all dependencies installed:
libdvdcss, ffmpeg, lame, faac, faad2, speex, xvidcore, schroedinger, openjpeg, and x264 # Install transcode. # Transcode dependencies: ffmpeg, libmpeg2, lame, libdv, libdvdread, and a52dec.
k3b will build without most or all of those packages installed. The result will be a crippled app, but k3b should still build. That is pretty much how the stock k3b in Slackware was built a few years ago. :(
./misc/.libs/libmisc.a(k3bcdcopydialog.o): In function
`K3bCdCopyDialog::slotStartClicked()':
k3bcdcopydialog.cpp:(.text+0x30d3): undefined reference to
`K3bCdCopyJob::K3bCdCopyJob(K3bJobHandler*, QObject*)'
k3bcdcopydialog.cpp:(.text+0x38da): undefined reference to
`K3bCloneJob::K3bCloneJob(K3bJobHandler*, QObject*, char const*)'
Are you sure you're using Trinity sources? The reference to QObject should be TQObject.
Darrell
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