I changed things around slightly as regards logging. If the encoding fails
it will create failed_encoder_log in livestmp. So try looking for this file
there.
I got the crash on Insert Frames too. I made a one line fix which corrects
this and it is in svn now. It's great that you are finding all these bugs
:D.
You should see multi_encoder there. Is it in
/usr/lib/lives/plugins/encoders ?
Regards,
Gabriel.
http://lives.sourceforge.net
https://www.openhub.net/accounts/salsaman
On Sun, Jan 11, 2015 at 9:58 AM, Kyle <[email protected]> wrote:
> Sadly, it seems my audio read error is back. I'm not sure what caused
> it, but it appears to have resurfaced after a crash that occurred when I
> tried to insert frames from the clipboard. Unfortunately, that crash
> yielded absolutely no debug information. All I can say for sure is that
> I can reproduce it 100% just by copying any arbitrary number of frames
> to the clipboard and attempting to insert them into another loaded clip.
> Using the clipboard to create a new clip doesn't cause a problem, only
> inserting into an existing clip. As for the audio read error, it seems
> to have resurfaced after recovering from the crash, possibly after
> performing the suggested disk space cleanup. It may help to know that
> the clip I was trying to encode started with a single frame, which I
> copied nearly 300 times and applied fades at beginning and end. This
> frame initially had no audio, so I loaded a new audio clip before I
> attempted the encoding process. Due to the packet size error, I was
> preparing to encode manually using ffmpeg by modifying the command from
> a webm encode so that I could get ffv1+pcm, but in this case, I never
> received the debug output for the ffmpeg command, as the audio error
> appears to have occurred very quickly, before ffmpeg was attempted. My
> encoder log showed a previous attempt to use mencoder_encoder.
>
> Regarding formats, I didn't realize that Dirac was available, as the
> multi_encoder didn't appear to be working here. For some reason, it
> doesn't show up in the encoder options, so I'm guessing I'm probably
> missing something optional that is a multi_encoder requirement, but is
> not listed in the optional dependencies for the lives PKGBUILD. I've
> heard a lot of good things about Dirac, so I'll give your new options
> with Dirac+Vorbis in mkv a shot as well. Thanks again for all your help.
> P.S> Does the -debug option create a file anywhere that I could read and
> send in case it could help? Also as a side note, do you have any plans
> to support opus for audio encoding? I've been using it for music and
> audio production for some time, and the quality of that codec is simply
> beyond amazing, and ffmpeg can support putting it into both ogg and mkv
> video containers. Not sure whether Mencoder supports it, but my guess is
> that since it uses avi by default, opus probably won't work well in avi.
> Well anyway, that's just a random wishlist kind of thing, so probably
> could get its own thread, or better yet, possibly a feature request on
> SourceForge once I finally get my account set up. The most important
> thing is the question of the debug file.
> --
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> ~Kyle: https://kyle.tk/
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