Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-07 Thread Simeon Völkel
Hello Matthew

Just a quote from cinelerra/audioalsa.C :


// Interrupts the playback but may not have caused snd_pcm_writei to exit.
// With some soundcards it causes snd_pcm_writei to freeze for a few seconds.
if(!device-out_config-interrupt_workaround)
snd_pcm_drop(get_output());


This option is a workaround, not a normal 'feature'.

Simeon

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Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-07 Thread Daniel Jircik
Another little quirk
If starting a new project, load your first piece of video as create new
resources and save as yourprojectname.xml Then make your clip or drag it
onto the timeline.
That seemed to resolve the endless loop cycle for me. Also only load one
file at a time as create new resources. It always causes me problems when
loading multiple large files.
Daniel

On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 11:35 PM, Claude Jones 
cjonesli...@tehogeeservices.com wrote:

 On Mon April 6 2009, Daniel Jircik wrote:
  Is the famous alsa playback problem? If you upgraded or removed ~.bcast
  maybe it reset to defaul settings. Try: Preferances  Playback  Audio
  Driver = ALSA check tab Stop playback locks up
 
 Yup, I'd forgotten the setings for that one, but your suggestion has
 largely cured things - there's still some weirdness, such as every other
 time I open Cinelerra and then load my little project, the curso gains a
 little spinning thing around it and the program is mostly unresponsive -
 this will go on for a very long time - I timed it to over ten minutes
 once... If I restart, it will mostly just load normally. Sometimes the
 spinning thing will appear two or three times in a row...


  I've also had other weird playback problems and worked around running as
  root a few times.
 Hope I can avoid that solution...


 --
 Claude Jones
 Brunswick, MD, USA



[CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-06 Thread Claude Jones
Whether I start playing a clip in the trim, compositor, or timeline windows, 
once play starts, I can't stop it. The playhead, if that's the right term, 
just advances and andvances right through all the clips and on into black - if 
I hit the stop key, the video will stop playing and freeze wherever it is, but 
the playhead just keeps advancing. At that poing, I can't access any menu 
items and I have to force Cinelerra to stop from a terminal prompt. I feel 
like I must have done something, but I can't figure out what. It was working 
fine for most of Sunday, and suddenly started exhibiting this behavior. This 
is a checkout from git from about a week ago compiled and running on Fedora 
10. It worked quite well before this happenned. I was editing clips from a 
Nikon D90 DSLR camera without any issues. I was able to import the clips right 
into Cinelerra and start editing them without any conversions and then export 
a finished clip in ogg. Does any one know what I might have done to cause this 
behavior?
-- 
Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD, USA


Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-06 Thread Daniel Jircik
Is the famous alsa playback problem? If you upgraded or removed ~.bcast
maybe it reset to defaul settings. Try:
Preferances  Playback  Audio Driver = ALSA check tab Stop playback locks
up

I've also had other weird playback problems and worked around running as
root a few times.

ciao
Daniel


On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 8:34 PM, Claude Jones 
cjonesli...@tehogeeservices.com wrote:

 Whether I start playing a clip in the trim, compositor, or timeline
 windows, once play starts, I can't stop it. The playhead, if that's the
 right term, just advances and andvances right through all the clips and on
 into black - if I hit the stop key, the video will stop playing and freeze
 wherever it is, but the playhead just keeps advancing. At that poing, I
 can't access any menu items and I have to force Cinelerra to stop from a
 terminal prompt. I feel like I must have done something, but I can't figure
 out what. It was working fine for most of Sunday, and suddenly started
 exhibiting this behavior. This is a checkout from git from about a week ago
 compiled and running on Fedora 10. It worked quite well before this
 happenned. I was editing clips from a Nikon D90 DSLR camera without any
 issues. I was able to import the clips right into Cinelerra and start
 editing them without any conversions and then export a finished clip in ogg.
 Does any one know what I might have done to cause this behavior?
 --
 Claude Jones
 Brunswick, MD, USA



Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-06 Thread mskala
On Mon, 6 Apr 2009, Daniel Jircik wrote:
 Preferances  Playback  Audio Driver = ALSA check tab Stop playback locks
 up

I've asked before, but why is this a configurable option?  Is there some
population of users out there who want lock-ups?
-- 
Matthew Skala
msk...@ansuz.sooke.bc.caEmbrace and defend.
http://ansuz.sooke.bc.ca/

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Re: [CinCV] Cinelerra won't stop play once started

2009-04-06 Thread Claude Jones
On Mon April 6 2009, Daniel Jircik wrote:
 Is the famous alsa playback problem? If you upgraded or removed ~.bcast
 maybe it reset to defaul settings. Try: Preferances  Playback  Audio
 Driver = ALSA check tab Stop playback locks up

Yup, I'd forgotten the setings for that one, but your suggestion has largely 
cured things - there's still some weirdness, such as every other time I open 
Cinelerra and then load my little project, the curso gains a little spinning 
thing around it and the program is mostly unresponsive - this will go on for a 
very long time - I timed it to over ten minutes once... If I restart, it will 
mostly just load normally. Sometimes the spinning thing will appear two or 
three times in a row...

 I've also had other weird playback problems and worked around running as
 root a few times.
Hope I can avoid that solution...

-- 
Claude Jones
Brunswick, MD, USA