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Need a compiled copy for Windows #2

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Videogamer555 opened this issue Oct 4, 2021 · 1 comment
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Need a compiled copy for Windows #2

Videogamer555 opened this issue Oct 4, 2021 · 1 comment

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I have a HackRF, and would like to use it with your ATSC encoder, but I need a couple things. I need a copy of this ATSC transmitter software compiled for Windows, and I also will need a compiled copy of the specially modified version of FFMPEG (which supports ATSC TS encoding) that I see you also have made. I see you have the source code for both of these, but I would like both of these compiled for Windows. I've tried compiling complex projects before, only to realize that I don't have certain dependencies (such as .h header files) with my Microsoft Visual C/C++ compiler (most of these I've heard come with the Linux version of GCC, but they don't exist with MS Visual C/C++). If you have access to the needed compiler, even if it's on a Linux box, and you need to cross-compile for Windows, please do so. I'd really like to try to go on the air with this software and my HackRF.

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Sorry to bump this @philburr but I need you to compile this for me, both the ATSC modulator software and the modified version of FFMPEG. My C and C++ skills are suitable only for programs with a small code base. I have not even a slight clue how to compile these massive programs. My compiler is Microsoft Visual Studio which has Visual C++. I don't know if your software can even be compiled on Visual Studio, or if it required a Linux based compiler like GCC. And I don't use Linux.

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