can not play DTS WAV file, --enable-libdca error

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kofboy pisze:

> can not play DTS WAV file useing ffmpeg(ffdts).
> i got:  Input frame size larger then DCA_MAX_FRAME_SIZE!


> ./configure --enable-libdca
> i got:  dts.h: No such file or directory.


> copy dts.h from libdca-0.0.5 or libdca-0.0.2, i got:
> undefined reference to `dts_samples'
> undefined reference to `dts_syncinfo'
> undefined reference to `dts_frame'
> undefined reference to `dts_block'
> undefined reference to `dts_blocks_num'


It's not granted that "--enable-anything" will enable it per se.
If you have "libdca" in system, both binnary and headers then you don't 
need do anything to use it - it will be discovered durring "/configure" 
and will be used.
If you do not have it in your system on other hand then anything you'll 
do with MPlayer "./configure" will not give you any sane result.

So... go install "libdca" and "libdca-dev" and do "./configure" only 
with MPlayer and you will have "libdca" support in MPlayer.
That's only way with anything that you want to use with MPlayer.

For installing "libdca" from sources go to 
http://www.videolan.org/developers/libdca.html


But... isn't FFMPEG using libdca already? (MPlayer uses FFMPEG)

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