Even the most recent Video Codec SDK packages seem to require downloading DirectX SDK from MS, which has been deprecated for many years and none of the download sites I tried have it. Wiped clean… Is there a way to use Windows SDK instead? Would appreciate a clear set of steps to satisfy setting the environment variable: “DXSDK_DIR: pointing to the DirectX SDK root directory.”
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