Closed danielbodart closed 5 years ago
It should probably be cmake .. -DBLACKMAGIC_SDK_DIR=~/Blackmagic\ DeckLink\ SDK\ 11.0/Linux/include/
– your command was missing the include/
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I fixed the README which was wrong in this regard.
This GitHub Repo is actually just a mirror of http://c3voc.de/git/decklink-debugger.git, so they are identical.
Our Deb-Repo can be found here, but this is not a public service and it might or might not work for you. Our packages are currently built for Debian Stretch but this might also change at any time.
Brilliant thanks very much
Actually I think your docs were correct before (the path shouldn't include the 'include" bit. I think the problem is I'm using the latest SDK (11) and I think there must have been some breaking changes.
The deb files installs correctly but it never detects a signal (even though I can see one in OBS Studio and Media Express). I imagine this is because I'm using newer drivers (v11) as well (I have a DeckLink Recorder 4k)
@danielbodart I checked the 'include' bit with SDK 11.0, 10.11.4 and 10.9.5 and it is required for all of them. At c3voc we install the SDK as a .deb-Package we build ourselves, so the SDK is located in /usr/lib/decklink-sdk
and we actually never use the -DBLACKMAGIC_SDK_DIR=…
mechanics ourselves.
Regarding your problem with the DeckLink Recorder 4k
I'd suggest to open another issue. Not all cards that can input Signals can also Auto-Detect the format, but we should really track that separately.
Kernel:
Ubuntu Version:
CMake:
Make:
I tried pulling both from GitHub and http://c3voc.de/git/decklink-debugger.git as in the README but they look the same
Also is the pre build deb file available any where?