On Mon, Jan 5, 2015 at 5:17 PM, Kyle <[email protected]> wrote:
> Looking at this further, I need to encode using the clip editor, as at this
> point, I'm just doing some basic editing on a single clip. I just need to
> do
> some fades, add a text overlay and copy a very small clip right at the end
> of
> the first clip, which can all be done from the clip editor. Strangely, I
> haven't
> figured out how to encode using multitrack mode, as the menu system is very
> different, and I can't find anything that actually encodes the clip. I
> thought I
> had the clip on the timeline, but now it appears there is a lot of empty
> space
> at the beginning of the track at this point. To further muddy the water, I
> am a
> visually impaired screen reader user, so the clip editor seems to work much
> better with the Orca screen reader than multitrack mode does.
>
>
Yes, sorry, you are right. I was looking at the code and it seemed like
multitrack would be a place where this kind of error message could arise,
but actually, you have to enter into Clip Edit mode to do the encoding.
> I still get the "unable to read from .../.../../xxxxxxx/audio error, and
> "Show
> details" is still crashing with the symbol lookup error, even though I just
> checked out the latest svn revision which included the patch and built and
> installed it. I did uninstall the version I built from the Arch User
> Repository
> before I built the svn version manually, but I still see the same
> problems. My
> window title now says LiVES 2.2.8-SVN. That said, it seems that the new
> version
> did get installed to /usr rather than /usr/local, even though I built it
> manually rather than from a package, but uninstalling the package should
> not
> have left any files from the previous version, so all the code should be
> from
> the new build. Thanks for any help.
>
That seems a little surprising. Please make sure that you are using the
correct versions of the decoder plugins. If you look in the .lives file in
your home directory, there should be <lib_dir> which should point to the
prefix of the decoder plugins e.g. if it is /usr then decoder plugins
should be /usr/lib/lives/plugins/decoders/. Make sure the newly compiled
decoder plugins (from lives/lives-plugins/plugins/decoders) are being
installed in there.
Also when you run ./configure, you should see something like "Checking for
avformat_close_input.....yes"
Regards,
Gabriel.
> --
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