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Add a beta / unsupported / testing - recent build to releases #28

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camAtGitHub opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 3 comments
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Add a beta / unsupported / testing - recent build to releases #28

camAtGitHub opened this issue Mar 18, 2021 · 3 comments

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@camAtGitHub
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Hello,

Is it possible for you to upload/add a more recent build to the releases?
I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't mind if it was tagged as beta/unsupported/here be dragons etc.
There are just so many fixes that loads of people will love you for :-)

How do you feel about this?

Thanks

@bcat
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bcat commented Sep 19, 2021

Building from source is not hard (requiring only the free Visual Studio Community), and indeed I highly recommend you do so. The latest Git HEAD has less than 0.1% idle CPU usage compared to 8% before (comparable to Yawcam, but not great), possibly due to 2aeac13.

Until the project owner uploads a new binary, I would suggest building your own Windows binaries for that reason alone. :) There are some other nice new features as well.

@JMVS
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JMVS commented Mar 21, 2023

Altough as @bcat says, building from source, is the recommended way to go, I just did that and here are the compiled versions from the latests source (up to this post):
cam2web-1.2.0-64bit.zip (untested)
cam2web-1.2.0-32bit.zip (tested)

I know, a little late to the party, but I just happened to need the latest 32 bit for a project and I just compiled the 64bit version as well....

@Kreijstal
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Hello,

Is it possible for you to upload/add a more recent build to the releases? I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't mind if it was tagged as beta/unsupported/here be dragons etc. There are just so many fixes that loads of people will love you for :-)

How do you feel about this?

Thanks

you can use the fork the one in the pull request to build using mingw

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