Hey, I'm using the package available for openSUSE 10.2. I'm still learning the application, but it has worked well for me except when trying to do as the manual says and save as Quicktime4Linux, video DV and 16 bit audio, as that makes it crash. Otherwise I've encoded to Theora/Ogg and MP4 just fine. I'm a total newb with it, so mainly I just need to spend more time learning and playing with it.
Any codec and setting recommendations would be appreciated. And easy ways to create a DVD from your video too. Kevin Brosius wrote: > I noticed that packman has posted a 10.2 cinelerra package yesterday, > and still has the 10.1 package available. If anyone tries these out, > I'd be interested in hearing success or failure reports about how well > they work. With openSUSE 10.2, you can install all dependencies for > cinelerra from packman and the SUSE distribution media using YAST. This > is a big step forward in getting a cinelerra system running. > > On the down side, I haven't seen any questions and/or feedback about > these packages. So I cannot personally speak to how much is working or > not working in those builds. I'm starting to test a local build on > x86_64 using all the same dependencies, so I'll post further info as I > get results. > -- Jason Turning [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- http://www.hikenride.net/ _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list Cinelerra@skolelinux.no https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
