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I have just done a CVS UP and complete rebuild and everything looks fine.

Make sure you have this revision
http://h323plus.cvs.sourceforge.net/vie ... 1.7&r2=1.8

Simply store the packages by date/time. You can also update the CVS to particular date/time.

make sure you CVS UP the entire tree (header files are in /include directory).

Also make sure you point to the correct header files (if you have multiple copies)
export OPENH323DIR= ~/XXXX

If you are on linux use the commandline
http://www-e815.fnal.gov/webspace/cvs/commands.html

If you are on windows you can use the graphical interface of TortoiseCVS and WinMerge.

Use the web interface
http://h323plus.cvs.sourceforge.net/vie ... /h323plus/

checking out using the sourceforge CVS anonymous instructions and doing a cvs up command should work fine. It does for me. Quick test is to check out and delete a file and see if the cvs up redownloads the file.

Looking at the error and line number it looks like you have not done a CVS UP. The line number of mediafmt.h is consistent with the v1.23 release and not the current CVS.

It is not adviseable to compile the H323plus CVS against the PTLIB SVN trunk because it's a constantly moving target and things do break. H323plus is designed to compile against any PTLIB version so it's probably advisable to use the last stable PTLIB release. The above error was caused by the remov...

If you want header info etc get them from the X264 and FFMPEG websites.

Put all the files in the same directory as your application.
otherwise in the c:\ptlib_plugins directory.
You can select other directories by setting the PTLIBPLUGINDIR environmental variable.