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 - codec
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 This guide applies for the latest [Xuggle][1] release from [Github][2] (5.5).
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 It is useful if you want to compile **Xuggle** from source on the latest **Ubuntu** release (14.04). I have been compiling using a **64 bits** system.
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 You can find more complete information on the [dedicated page from the Xuggle website][3].
 And if you need even more info, you can have a look at [the advanced build page][4].
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 First of all, we will need to install some packages needed during the compilation :
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-Installing various dependencies
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-    $ apt-get install ant git yasm
+    $ apt-get install ant git yasm # Installing various dependencies
     $ apt-get install build-essential # g++, gcc and others
 
 We then want to download and install the latest Java 7 realease
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     $ ant stage
 
-Compilation takes roughly **20 minutes** on my system.
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+Compilation takes roughly **10 minutes** on my system.
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 If the compilation is successful, you can get the generated **jar** in the dist folder.
 The latest release of Xuggle embeds the **so** files directly in the jar, so you shouldn't need anything else.
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 Compiling Xuggle from scratch in 14.04 has been surprisingly easy comparing to 12.04. The compilation scheme has been greatly improved in the latest Xuggle release.
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 **Note : Xuggle is now deprecated, and has not been updated for now almost a year. So far, I haven't found an equivalent that would be just as good. Let me know if you do!**