#Amsn install install
You must have the tcl-dev and tk-dev packages installed on your system, please refer to your system package management software or website in order to find these packages and to install them prior to running the. To do so, you must first configure the package by executing the command "In order to install amsn, or even to be able to launch it, you will need to compile it first.
#Amsn install how to
but whenever i was done i tried to launch it and an error message popped up saying "loading tkcximage failed this module is needed to run amsn please compile amsn first instructions on how to compile are located in the file install" So i was like poop :'[ more work for me this sucks so i went to the amsn folder and found something that said "INSTALL" So then i was like yay maybe not so hard so I clicked i moved the plugins i wanted into the plugin folder for amsn. so i removed amsn and downloaded it from the website. so recently I installed amsn from the add and remove option. Then just play the entire session you need to convert and save it with any screen recorder.Hi. Then compile (both tcl-dev and tk-dev are required, works with 8.6, and a plain “./configure” is enough) and install, and you’ll have that menu item enabled even while being disconnected. (you can do the same with line 5093 and you’ll be able to easily read logs) $conts add command -label “” -command -state disabled
#Amsn install code
Go grab the source code of amsn from and, before compiling, edit file “gui.tcl” and remove the “-state disabled” part from line 5095: So you need to enable that menu while being disconnected. Of course, as MSN is already dead, the program won’t connect and won’t let you see the history of webcam records. The solution for that is to go back to the original aMSN player. While vlc is able to keep on playing (and/or converting/SOUT’ing) eventually crashes sooner or later. Sometimes that, even working, fails for some recorded files, as it seems that resolution changes occur within the recorded video and avconv dies. com/blog/0/tutorial-convert-amsn-webcam-sessions/.
You can install the “libmimic” library using apt-get and use a video player like VLC to see them, however you will see that the player is quite slow and unable to seek the videos, therefore converting those files to another format would be advisable.ĭuring the years, some different software have been created to allow a simple and smooth conversion, however these are now not easily found on the internet, and even if you find them, you cannot easily install them in Ubuntu anymore due to old dependencies not easily satisfiable.Īnyway, don’t worry! All you need is to install WinFF, download new presets (depending on which libavcodec version you have), configure the screen options as you can see below and click on “Convert”:ĭepending on the size of the file and your computer speed, it will take from a few seconds, to a few minutes, but in the end you will have a nice copy of your webcam sessions! Incoming search terms: These files are encoded using the “mimic” codec and not easily viewable under linux. Let’s say that you are using aMSN to access Windows Live Messenger and that you have recorded some webcam sessions…Īs you may know, these are normally located at /home/user/.amsn/webcam/ and are files with the extension “cam”.
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