Hi.
I had Catalyst 9.11 installed so I couldn't make it work that way. I thought that was the reason. I uninstalled 9.11 and installed 9.10. Re-installed libav, xvba-video and re-execute the script (except the pbuild, just did 'configure' && 'make' by myself)
Well, it keeps failing. The error is /usr/lib/libXvBAW.so.1 does not exist.
I found it in /usr/lib32. I copied libXvBAW.so.1.0 to /usr/lib and did the symlink. The error this time was that logically it was not a 64 bits lib.
So, I wonder how i got the 32 bits version of the library. Catalyst 9.10, libva, and xvba-video were 64 bits.
Any idea to get the 64 bit libraries?
I had Catalyst 9.11 installed so I couldn't make it work that way. I thought that was the reason. I uninstalled 9.11 and installed 9.10. Re-installed libav, xvba-video and re-execute the script (except the pbuild, just did 'configure' && 'make' by myself)
Well, it keeps failing. The error is /usr/lib/libXvBAW.so.1 does not exist.
I found it in /usr/lib32. I copied libXvBAW.so.1.0 to /usr/lib and did the symlink. The error this time was that logically it was not a 64 bits lib.
So, I wonder how i got the 32 bits version of the library. Catalyst 9.10, libva, and xvba-video were 64 bits.
Any idea to get the 64 bit libraries?
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