The latest release and snapshots can be found at:
QSSTV version 5.0 has been tested with qt-2.x, It's preferable to use the latest version (qt-2.3.x)
In order to compile and install QSSTV on your system, type the following in the base directory of the QSSTV distribution:
% ./configure
% make
% make install
Make sure that the QTDIR environment is set and points to the correct
basedirectory. This version of QSSTV is optimized for QT version 2.2 and
higher.
Since QSSTV uses autoconf you should have no trouble compiling it. Should you run into problems please report them to the the author at on1mh@pandora.be
If you want to enable the QSSTV version with some extra debug functionality, then you can use:
CPPFLAGS=-DDEBUGQSSTV ./configure
or
env CPPFLAGS=-DDEBUGQSSTV ./configure
depending on the shell you are using.
This gives a a debug menu in the Receive and the Transmit window. (you will be able to record and playback, and to view audio-recorded images) As the name indicates, this is purely for debugging purposes.
It also stores state (log-) files on disk. You need an extra program to analyze these files. I'll put the program on the web-site, when it's ready for public use. Rememeber, it is only usefull if you want to do some extra development on QSSTV.
Check if you have installed the necessary development libraries (using yast or equivalent) You need the qt-development and the X-development libraries. By default (if you did not choose the minimal installation) libjpeg is installed, otherwise install it.
What Ron (KA2HZO) wrote:
Hi Guys, I installed Mandrake 8.0 3 times on 3 PC'S so far and this is what I have discoverd. Correct me if I'm wrong. I think there is a bug with the Mandrake Normal Install.
A - zlib1-devel
All the libjpeg*.* files.
Otherwise you get the message JPEG FUNCTION TURNED off or something like that
in the Configure log.
73, Ron KA2HZO