Hi,
I was trying an script I found about how to convert divx-to-vcd.

It used transcode, but when I run it, it says that transcode couldn't
find import_mp3.so library. I checked in the transcode dir where all the
import modules are and indeed that file isn't there. I checked on the
internet and in the transcode page says that you need lame (a software)
to work with mp3. I installed lame and the problem persists. I can't
find anyway to make it work.

Does anyone know how to solve this?

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In <brcfje$1t3ak$1@ID-95421.news.uni-berlin.de>, Beto:

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[Shot in the dark...]

Dunno about the *.so glitch (it sounds like RPM dependency bugs; that's
uncertain to me given the evidence). However, a Google Linux search on

divx to vcd conversion

returned a possible workaround for now ("DivX -> VCD conversion"):

http://ertw.com/blog/archives/002476.html#002476

HTH; YMMV.

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Beto <beto_z_o.Borra_Esto@hotmail.com> wrote:
You're not saying much. Did you install lame from source? As an RPM?
If so, did you get the lame RPM or the lame-devel RPM? Did you
re-compile transcode afterwards? Did the `configure' say it had found
lame or not? Or did you get transcode as a binary package? Are you sure
you are not using a cowardly distribution that excludes mp3 software
on purpose?

There are so many things that might be your problem, you really have
to give more info.

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

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Beto wrote:

So nobody knows then?

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#Harold Stevens US.972.952.3293 wrote:

Thanks for the answer, but this method is also using transcode for the
audio conversion which will lead me to the same problem.

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Kilian A. Foth wrote:

Ummm I generally create my own RPMs with rpmbuild but right now I can't
remember, because sometimes I can't create the RPM packages. I'll check
on the weekend and will be back with more info to get this working.

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