[MacDV] Re: MissingMPegTools

[Leigh Seaver]

Thanks for the response!

Yes, the Apple Developer Tools are in a folder DEVELOPER on the top 
level of the hard drive, along with APPLICATIONS, USERS, LIBRARY, and 
SYSTEM.  The DEVELOPER folder contains the Developer Tools, not disk 
images.  The install seems to have gone correctly (though it took some 
time), with no errors or problems indicated during the process.

I opened Project Builder and a few other applications in Developer 
Tools and they seemed to respond appropriately.  The install .pdf does 
not indicate anything else I should have done or where the DEVELOPER 
folder should be.

What is MediaPipe, exactly?  I did a file search and it came back with 
MediaPipeErrorLog, which was the file generated with my unfortunate 
result yesterday.  But no other file containing that name.  MC (at his 
MMPeg Tools site) also states that MPEG encoding requires MediaPipe 
0.8.9 ... so I am wondering if I simply do not have this package.  I 
was under the impression it was part of Apple Developer Tools 2002.  If 
not, where do I get it?

Yes, I have that copy of MacAddict and the directions seem very easy, 
almost a copy of the instructions from MC's site.  I want to use 
Missing Menu Gen to enable features on my VCD/SVCD which VCD Builder 
does not allow ... I haven't tried iVCD.   I do not think Missing Menu 
Gen will be difficult, once I get all the pieces in place ... and I 
believe that is the problem I am having at the moment.

Thanks.


On Thursday, Jul 17, 2003, at 01:09 US/Eastern, David Thrasher wrote:

> Apple Developer Tools on the top level of the drive? That doesn't 
> sound quite right to me. When I got it, I remember I had to run an 
> installer. That might be in what you have in that file in the top 
> level of the hard drive. If it says ".dmg" on the end of it, it's 
> probably a disk image that you'll have to open and look inside of in 
> order to find your installer. Someone was asking earlier about making 
> Super Video CDs using the instructions that came with Mac Addict. If I 
> can find the time, I'll try to prepare some accurate instructions to 
> post here. Apparently iVCD can't do menus so you may have to do it the 
> more convulated way with Missing Mpeg Tools and Missing Menu Gen.
>
> -Dave
>
> Original message:
>
> Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2003 22:19:27 -0400
> Subject: [MacDV] MissingMPegTools
> From: Leigh Seaver
> Message-Id: <175FDFDC-B7FD-11D7-9A83-003065D03E1E at mac.com>
>
> Hi!
>
> I am trying to create a still menu for a VCD ... have a two-frame MOV
> file, but when I run it through MissingMPeg Tools, it gives me the
> following error in the Terminal Window:
>
> dyld: ./mediapipe can't open library:
> /Users/mobodo/Library/Frameworks/MediaPipe.framework/Versions/A/
> MediaPipe  (No such file or directory, errno = 2)
> Trace/BPT trap
>
> What does this mean?  What am I missing?  It indicates that MediaPipe
> is not where it is supposed to be.  I have installed Apple Developer
> Tools 2002, though it is a separate file on the top level of the drive.
>
> Any suggestions/advice would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
>
>
>
> David Thrasher
> 5631 Ovid Avenue
> Des Moines, Iowa 50310
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