Cinelerra is useable with everything so long as you're happy to transcode where
necessary. Mostly with animation its easiest to use image lists and image
sequence formats (PNG sequences are pretty good).
If you want vector animation then unfortunately the answer may not be oss. I
have fun wit
While abstractly I understand the difference between codecs and
containers/formats, everyone always talks as if its easy for end users
like me to choose the underlying codec of their container formats. If
there were some way for me to flip a switch on UYVY versus YUYV
ordering, or mjpeg versus
After spending another two - three hours, I have found the following
tip! The version of cinelerra I was using was compiled last May 2008
and that version would not work with .AVI files. I checked with yumex
and found a later version dated Nov 2008. I uninstalled the May 2008
version and inst
Jeff Gerritsen wrote:
However, the popping is gone, and when I select a section to render, the
rendered file has no popping noises. I'm using the original
uncoverted .avi file I experienced popping noises when I converted
the .avi file to .dv using ffmpeg. I also used the same time marks in
the
cinelerracv
2.1.0-1svn20081017akirad2
cinelerracv-gl
2.1.1-git090131adirad2
cineleracv-smp
2.1.1-git090131adirad2
Thanks for any advice.
Murray
These three are the cinelerracv packages which this mail list
concentrates on. cv is the ordinary package which should work for
everyone. s
schoappied wrote:
What is the best burning tool to write a video dvd? I've already the
iso, made by dvdstyler.
Thanks in advance,
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Jeroen Tuijn wrote:
I know there is no video editor like Cinelerra on Linux,
i i can create a lot of effects, but 1 thing or 2 things i can't
create is a slow motion effect and a fast forward effect, does anyone
know how t o create this kind of effect?
, Jeroen Tuyn
_
Obviously, a rubber-like, editable curve would be an important
implementation of this concept, but also we could have interpolating
data sets, beat loops, mathematical functions (sine oscillations) or
even fractal noise patterns. These would be added as plugins, of course.
wipes druel...
I
Hi
The instructions you're following look like they might have become dated.
There are patches in the current svn which should make all the -fpic and
related flags automatically get set right for 64 bit builds.
I suggest to try a 'naked' (no flags) configure and see if it works.
./configure
leandro ribeiro wrote:
The font is called "Shifty chica"
The author is this guy: http://www.larabiefonts.com/
Here are the relevant license links:
For the Windows/Mac OSX ttf version of Shifty Chica a 'freeware' license
allowing commercial use:
http://www.myfonts.com/viewlicense?id=7
For
i have a name proposition for cin3 - lumierra
My new favourite. It really sings...
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leandro ribeiro wrote:
Verite is strange, yet compelling!
[x] Verite
(without the CV)
Graham
How to vote? Make an "X" in the Box before the name, and send this
mail back to the list.
[ ] Cinchrony
[ ] CinNG
[ ] StCinner
[ ] Freecine
[ ] Video Edith
[x] VeriteCV
[ ] CineCV
[ ] Free Cut P
Stefan de Konink wrote:
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Terje J. Hanssen schreef:
I'm a beginner on both audio and video NLE, and not quite ready to start
exploring Cinelerra's or other free audio tools yet. But I wonder:
Will it be difficult or relative easy to move the comp
Well, as far as DV is concerned, the _codec_ DV works, if it's in an
AVI or Quicktime container. That's what libdv is used for. Raw DV
may still be broken. I gave up using containerless DV long ago.
No raw dv -containerless- seems to work fine now (Thanks to Baver and
some other...) It
Thinking about distributed rendering, plugins should of course never
assume an
X11-connection.
Can't we have rendering that uses Open GL hardware acceleration then?
(And then of course distributed rendering with hardware acceleration on
the nodes...) ...long long long term wish list of c
John Griffiths wrote:
Edouard,
Thanks, but that did not help. I am still getting
[svq3 @ 0x5f8f0c0]unsupported slice header (1F)
I can render from a series of png files to RAW DV and to Quicktime and
audio to ac3. I have not tried all the render types, but I am trying
to create a DVD and
KH KH wrote:
2008/1/11, Jeff Gerritsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
As an admenment to my priop post I'm running on FC6.
I have Fedora 8 package for cinlerra that fit well the livna third
part repository
As FC6 is now end of life you could consider upgrading...
Yes - or alternatively you may
Jeff Gerritsen wrote:
Greetings,
I have noticed a popping sound when I playback and render a segment in the
compositor window. At first I thought it was related to my original
recording from the camera or low batteries on the wireless microphone.
However I was playing back the input dv file
I was more thinking of changing the view scroll and zoom so the user
sees the image in a suitable size.
Interesting lateral solution although it is possible it could be the
beginning of an out of control main window. But lets not be afraid of
change.
I have my own suggestion to solve th
E Chalaron wrote:
Hence the patch included in my previous email
E
Thanks for that E. I am glad to have an opportunity to improve my script.
New script attached is now using find instead of ls *
It is also improved in a few other places (spaces in filenames work
okay, error outputs properly
Attached is my own bash script 'animtext' for making cinelerra image
lists. It works for jpg and png and can automatically determines which
to use. It also works out the image size for you.
The instructions are in comments at the beginning of the script. The
script relies on you having imag
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone tell me how to find which frames are the keyframes? I
suppose it is wise when first creating keyframes to label them? I did
some editing with stills and now I want to change some of the camera
and projector movements but I'm finding it hard to find
I've tried some edge noise reduction, based on giving each non-key pixel
a transparency proportional to how many key pixel neighbours it has
within a given radius (usually 1-2). This cuts the visible noise
markedly but doesn't eliminate it. I might try adding some edge blurring
code to see if th
This is what needs to be done. I think, one can not change the
format inside a title, so if you want to do it, you have to make
files with different formats into separate titles and play them
one after the other. Unfortunately, on some DVD players pause a little
in the transition between the tit
Marcin Kostur wrote:
I want to produce dvd with 16:9 and even some 4:3 clips simultaneously.
Do you have any idea how?
What i obtained with dvdstyler and 720x576 (PAL) anamorphous mpeg2 was
a video on TV with correct aspect but pan-scanned.
Hi Marcin - the following is not definitive informati
Norval Watson wrote:
No luck so far..
I did not have nasm installed at all so first I tried nasm 0.99.0-1 from sid
repo and got same make error.
Then I compiled nasm 0.99.2 from latest source, still the same make error.
Then I tried nasm 0.98.38-1.2 from etch, still same error.
Maybe I'll wait f
Norval Watson wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to compile Cinelerra from svn on debian amd64 sid..
getting a similar problem as described in
https://init.linpro.no/pipermail/skolelinux.no/cinelerra/2007-August/011324.html
"./configure" then "make" ends with
ar: .libs/fdct_mmx.o: No such file or director
I wound up pulling down the source and compiling it without internal
ffmpeg which avoids these problems. If you have a 64 bit system you
also need to stuff around with the PIC settings to get it to build.
Hopefully that's no longer accurate since svn 1018 (thanks to Kevin).
Which of course
Jonas Wulff wrote:
Not even two, just maybe half a cent...
Wouldn't it be possible not to integrate the final product of
blender/audacity editing into the timeline but a temporary preview
(leaving the original file untouched), and storing the parameters?
(Actually that's what I understood marqui
the same happends with audio, Adobe Premiere Pro CALLS from the
timeline an audio editor: Adobe audition, it´s so simple, but works
and the users had more control over the timeline, and no render is
needed, well the soft makes de render internally.Wouln´t be great to
have this in cinelerra?
Edouard Chalaron wrote:
Hello Graham
Thanks for the quick reply..
I have just downloaded the SVN with the usual svn line command. I
suppose this the latest, or am I wrong ?
It would be the latest at the time you donwloaded - I just wanted to
make sure you downloaded/updated in the last two days
Edouard Chalaron wrote:
Hi there
I am trying to compile (I am desperate to ) the SVN on a Dual X64 Suse10.0
Configure works perfectly, find all libs etc ... but the "make"
actually stops on mistake I cant understand.
Any help appreciated. See below the end of the "make" output
Thanks
Edouard
IL'dar AKHmetgaleev wrote:
На Tue, 28 Aug 2007 11:28:03 +0800
Graham Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> записано:
I notice this is working with the RGBA float color model as well as
RGBA 8 bit. Using TIFF with RGBA float should potentially give the
ultimate high quality intermediate ren
Aaron Newcomb wrote:
On 8/27/07, Graham Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just checked ... you use component Y'CbCrA 8-bit 4:4:4:4 in a
quicktime container for YUVA-8 bit color model or use Uncompressed RGBA
for the RGBA-8bit color model. These are the only formats which I hav
IL'dar AKHmetgaleev wrote:
На Tue, 28 Aug 2007 09:04:15 +0800
Graham Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> записано:
Any thoughts on what else might be useful for people to know about
rendering in Cinelerra?
Lossless rendering with alpha channel - necessary for intermediate
r
Graham Evans wrote:
Aaron Newcomb wrote:
Hi all!
I am getting ready to tape my fourth Cinelerra tutorial which is about
rendering and transcoding. However, most of my rendering is very
simple. Basically I render everything to rawdv (this is changing as I
move toward HD aspect ratios however
Aaron Newcomb wrote:
Hi all!
I am getting ready to tape my fourth Cinelerra tutorial which is about
rendering and transcoding. However, most of my rendering is very
simple. Basically I render everything to rawdv (this is changing as I
move toward HD aspect ratios however) and transcode from ther
Jim Scott wrote:
I checked out the current SVN yesterday and compiled it with no
problems for amd64. I can render to most audio formats, DV, and
yuv4mpeg. Cinelerra crashes whenever I try to render video into either
quicktime or AVI format.
Any idea what the issue might be? Backtrace of one c
Bradley A. Hare wrote:
Jason van Gumster wrote:
I can't be the only one who's done successful complex editing in
Cinelerra. I do fair amount of of work, professionally and
independently, and while I'll admit Cinelerra isn't perfect, it
certainly does the job for me on the projects I choose to u
Kevin Brosius wrote:
On 2007-08-23 08:12, Graham Evans wrote:
Christian Thaeter wrote:
try ./configure --disable-mmx
Christian
That worked. So - Kevin - I can now confirm that the svn 1018 commit
fixed all -PIC related build problems for me.
Haha, um, Christian
ersions since August 2006. Hopefully Kevin's commit means that more
people can now build using the internal ffmpeg and not have to worry
about this issue.
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No problem Graham. I would have said this is a different problem
anyway. :)
I am still getting build problems with a fresh checkout of cinelerra. I
seem to have ruled out the most recent cinelerra change as the cause by
reproducing the problem with svn 1017 (thus the new thread title). S
make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/gray/install/hvirtual'
make: *** [all] Error 2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/install/hvirtual$
I tested svn 1018 on AMD64 X2 running debian sid 2.6.21-2-amd64 smp
with nvidia opengl driver.
Kevin
Please ignore my message for now. I'm not sure what's wrong but I'm
Kevin Brosius wrote:
Well, this has been a long and somewhat painful investigation. :)
I can answer why the original patch is not or should not be committed as
is, Graham. It breaks 32 bit intel/amd platform builds. I've extended
it and will commit a change that should work on all intel/amd 32
http://www.linuxfund.org
"LinuxFund is looking for a few more good projects to fund.
Our criteria is pretty simple at this point: Open Source and used by
thousands of people.
Take a look at the projects we're currently funding and if you have a
candidate please send the nomination to: [EMAIL
I just found this, potentially damning, fineprint:
"The current criteria is that the projects have to have a substantial
user base (over 10,000 users) and they should be significant for the
future in some way."
How would we know or prove such a thing? It seems like a big number. I
wonder i
Well, I think the trouble here is that either ffmpeg should follow the
PIC behavior of the rest of the build, or is broken for PIC in general.
I saw a note that debian policy required build with PIC for a time. I
don't think that will continue, as present comments say PIC should not
be require
ffmpeg/libavcodec/.libs/libavcodec.a(fdct_mmx.o): relocation
R_X86_64_32 against `a local symbol' can not be used when making a
shared object; recompile with -fPIC
ffmpeg/libavcodec/.libs/libavcodec.a(fdct_mmx.o): could not read
symbols: Bad value
did not look into it but must be a chang
I assume your second box is a node in a renderfarm, correct? If so, I'd
like to hear about your farm setup (CPU speeds of primary & farm PCs)
and perceived performance improvement.
scott
Hi Scott
Primary box is running on an AMD64 X2 4200 with 2GB RAM.
Second box has 1GB RAM and AMD64 3
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2007, Kevin Brosius wrote:
Have you considered doing a dvd/cd release on one of the online
publishers? You make a small clip available for download, so that
people see enough to like or not like your film. Then you point them at
the online publisher w
David McNab wrote:
Hi all,
I've written a little utility script called 'framerate', which wraps up
all the yuv encoding/decoding and yuvmotionfps invocation and final
encoding for the motion-estimating re-timer I mentioned earlier.
Thanks for this David - it will make my experiments much ea
Personally, I'm quite happy to re-time video segments outside of Cin,
then just import them into Cin. In fact, I've written a python front-end
which gives a simple interface and takes care of all the details, so it
can take a clip in any format at any fps, and convert it to a
high-quality .mov/m
The YUV intermediate isn't too bad a problem either. I'm used to working
with uncompressed Quicktimes and TIFF sequences so it is, in fact, quite
nice. :)
Agreed, it's no real hassle, and going to/from yuv doesn't seem to cost
a lot of quality. I haven't noticed any loss.
Cheers
David
I, too, am very new to it, and jsut beginning to "get" it. I just
discovered subtitling - no more separate programs for me in future. ;)
A thought: when you load a file in with iMovie, it actually "imports" it
- converting it into its own format (quicktime, or whatever). Now, that
got me to thi
David McNab wrote:
Hi,
Can anyone recommend any software for linux which can do reasonable
detection/interpolation of motion to help bring low framerate video up
to speed?
I take it you think the Cinelerra interpolator doesn't fit this bill..?
Graham
Cheers
David
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Matt Jordan wrote:
Hello,
I'm using Cinelerra as part of an open source pipeline for
more-or-less traditional-looking 2D animation. I draw backgrounds and
character animation in Inkscape and Gimp, export still frames as true
color pngs, and assemble clips in Cinelerra to composite with sound
Christian Thaeter wrote:
tiziano monti wrote:
Hi, I'm italian boy, I'm excuse myself for the english.
I'm using debian lenny (64bit) on AMD athlon 64 bit machine. I try to
install cinelerra from repository, but I can't find the "motion" effect
for the motion tracking.
I try to install form s
Jeff Gerritsen wrote:
Graham,
Thanks for the replay. I've interspaced the answers below.
On Tuesday 31 July 2007 20:49:37 Graham Evans wrote:
Jeff
A few questions. What is this script?
//home/jagerrit/cine_render.sh#/bin/bash
mpeg2enc -v 0 -K tmpgenc -r 16 -4 1 -2 1 -D 10 -E
Jeff
A few questions. What is this script?
//home/jagerrit/cine_render.sh
And some more basic questions:
Are you aware that YUV4MPEG Stream is not a format but a tool for piping the
cinelerra render output to a format?
Have you found the (easily missed) spanner icon in the render dialog w
One, is there a procedure to obtain an error trace log?
run cinelerra from a terminal so you get the output messages.
Graham
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Alexander Grundner wrote:
I wish I was having the same experience the guy in bug
343 is reporting. For me, it "doesn't play fine" when
the error pops up. In fact, it plays choppy, loops,
and struggles to move forward in the timeline. It also
loads video AVI files, on occasion, as AUDIO -- go
figu
Ichthyostega wrote:
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PLING,
could someone of the other devs have a look if this could be included
(or if I am missing a totally obvious solution)?
I used it heavily meanwile and it was stable. I don't consider it
riskiy btw, it is a totally local ad
I've found two GUI frontend for dvdauthor: Dvd Styler and Q DVD Author.
Can you suggest me which is the best?
ManDVD is the only tool I've found which performs the whole process
(right up to burning the DVD). As an added bonus it has a really
friendly gui ... although at present it seems
Daniel Jircik wrote:
Hi I just cut this for a spoken word performance artist and I think it
turned out well.
http://tonzi.com/video/dreamachine-lullaby/
dvgrab for capture
blender for efx
gimp for image work
cinelerra for NLE
Nice piece. Thanks for sharing it. And great to see the OSS listed
Kurt Georg Hooss wrote:
i have made the same test on two different machines, and found the same.
so i guess this is good for checking footage and rendered results,
but for the real workflow we still have to use the compositor window.
also, i could find no way of sending xine / mplayer output to
Alexis Ballier wrote:
What you say does not match what is going on in this bug:
http://bugs.cinelerra.org/show_bug.cgi?id=390
I found that bug applied for versions of ffmpeg back at least to
August 2006.
That only applies to ffmpeg versions compiled with --enable-swscaler.
I had sent a p
Well, that's only very recent ffmpeg versions that broke cinelerra :
they removed the "extern "C" " stuff if the .h when included from
c++. And cinelerra does use ffmpeg from c++... trivial patch
enclosed.
Regards,
Alexis.
(Ps: I will fix that in gentoo shortly, hopefuly)
What you say
Christian Thaeter wrote:
Kurt Georg Hooss wrote:
aha! thanks christian.
today i could test only with another computer monitor
in twinview mode (resolution set to 768x576) and that worked fine.
so i guess it will probably do well with the tv also.
next time i have the tv set here i'll try t
Jan Luo wrote:
yeah,
you are absolutely right! downgraded to ffmpeg-0.4.9_p20070330 and all
was good again -
will this stay like this - no recent ffmpeg?
thanks a lot!
jan
Glad it worked for you. Also nice to know an 'external' ffmpeg version
which cinelerra is working with.
There is a b
what should the upper output tell me?
are you using external ffmpeg? fmpeg versions since about August 2006
are incompatible with the current cinelerra.
Graham
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My cinelerra is loading jpgs, pngs (and TIFF) fine - although my
greyscale jpeg came out green. hmm.
You need to describe in more detail the steps you are taking. For
instance perhaps you have 'load new resources only' set in the load
window. Perhaps you are loading only single frames of png
Douglas Pollard wrote:
I have not been able to get cinelerra to install in ubuntu studios
i386 with synaptic. click applications, sound video, shows an icon
for it but it won't open. And it shows as installed in synaptic. In
add/remove it does not show up as installed?
Has anyone been able
Søren Renner wrote:
I have recorded video (.avi compressed with ffdshow) from Second Life,
together with an audio recording of a skype call -- we were talking
while examining something in SL -- both of which import into
Cinelerra. The audio however appears to take up twice the timeline of
the
rob switzer wrote:
Hi,
I recently created a project in 24fps/720x480 and 25fps/720x576
progressive formats, and would like to export/convert this project into
properly interlaced formats suitable for burning to both NTSC and PAL
dvd formats.
my suggestions...
I don't see the point
Bruce Bales wrote:
Trying to get started with cinelerra. I moved the divider in the
resource box to the side (too far?) and all the contents of the
resource window disappeared. Can't get it back. It's completely
empty.
I removed and reinstalled cinelerra then purged and reinstalled it,
bu
Stephan wrote:
Let the project ratio be PAL for exemple (4:3):
The source is 4:3 in your video track, now, simply resize the timeline
of the video (right mouse menu on the video track) to the height 405
(720x405 is 16/9). So you have your 16:9 with black bars and
everything is centered (the resiz
replicant wrote:
Use the format dialogue to set the ratio and dimensions of video to
be rendered. Use camera (and/or projector) to zoom and position your
original video in the frame. (Click camera icon in the compositor
window and change zoom factor then drag the image within the
compositor
replicant wrote:
Ok,
This should be easy, I need to render a video 4:3 BUT I want the video
to retain 16:9 .. So essentially I want the black bars on the top and
bottom. Any suggestions?
Hard coding the letterbox bars IS easy. The following are fundamental
cinelerra concepts so if you need
Ed Colmar wrote:
Replying to myself here, since I did not get any from the list. I'll
simplify my question.
What is the best codec/file format to use when slicing video footage
into smaller resolutions, which will then get loaded back into
cinelerra for editing?
I have been going down the
Max-B wrote:
Hi,
I installed Cinelerra in my Ubuntu 7.04 using this repository:
deb http://www.kiberpipa.org/~gandalf/ubuntu/feisty/cinelerra/i686/
but 'm not able to export mpeg video:
/usr/lib/cinelerra/mpeg2enc.plugin: not found
haven't got time to do this for you right now but I would I if
Thanks Hermann - I will try the patched makefile on svn 1008 with my
almost-stock Debian sid (6 May 07) and a manual compile. I suspect it
will go okay but I'll let you know.
The patch works for me : I can now build and run successfully with no
configure or make flags. Hmm... it seems my e
Ichthyostega wrote:
Hello all,
I saw several people with presumably the same compiling problems here recently
-- --
So I want to report my solution.
Thanks Hermann - I will try the patched makefile on svn 1008 with my
almost-stock Debian sid (6 May 07) and a manual compile. I suspect it
mark stavar wrote:
Alas,
It would appear that, though my card and glxinfo _say_ they support
OpenGL 2.0, it would appear that in fact they do not. (GeForce FX
5700 256Mb)
I seem to remember looking into this and discovering that the Geforce
5xxx series only support OpenGL 2.0 with software/emu
Section "ServerLayout"
Identifier "Default Layout"
Screen "Default Screen" 0 0
InputDevice"Generic Keyboard"
InputDevice"Configured Mouse"
EndSection
Section "Files"
# path to defoma fonts
FontPath"/usr/share/fonts/X11/misc"
FontPath"/usr/
mark stavar wrote:
I am getting the same results -- my playback is faster and smoother
with X11-Xv than with OpenGL. Now mine is probably not a hig-end
graphics card (and a little dated now) but it supports OpenGL 2.0. A
tad disappointing :-(
Hi mark
Like Bruce you probably have a problem
$ make -k CFLAGS='-O0 -g'
# this errors out in fdct_mmx.c with "operands invalid for `pshufw'"
$ rm quicktime/ffmpeg/libavcodec/i386/fdct_mmx.*o
$ make CFLAGS='-O2 -g'
(It seems that this file wants to be compiled with some different sort of
optimization.)
BTW, I just noticed that the build
Ichthyostega wrote:
actually, success in running can help a bit. Am I asuming right you are
trying to install on debian or ubuntu? Well, I'm more familiar with that
then with RPMs :-)
I have just switched to debian etch-amd64(smp) (upon official release)
from fedora core 4-64. After about a
In this case, remove cputest.o (and/or cputest.lo), then build ffmpeg with
different optimizations. Like:
$ rm ffmpeg/libavcodec/cputest.*o
$ make CFLAGS='-O0 -g'
okay tried all that. Except I found deleting the files had no effect
- they were just recreated each time. Instead I delet
just wanted to point out: the problem of some objects to be liked dynamically
but not beeing built with -fPIC is the most common source of build problems
on x86_64. I learned to look at this first when problems pop up: are really
all (note all) parts to be linked in built with -fPIC ??
Herm
etch repositories (august
2006) produces this problem. I'm worried if I go back to a sarge ffmpeg
I will start to break my other multimedia packages.
I could try downgrading ffmpeg and linking against it however...
Graham
On 27/04/07, *Graham Evans* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PR
just wanted to point out: the problem of some objects to be liked dynamically
but not beeing built with -fPIC is the most common source of build problems
on x86_64. I learned to look at this first when problems pop up: are really
all (note all) parts to be linked in built with -fPIC ??
I thi
I just noticed my configure output contains these lines:
config.status: creating po/Makefile.in
config.status: WARNING: po/Makefile.in.in seems to ignore the
--datarootdir setting
does anyone know if this is significant?
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Hi Hermann
work. On debian, this is very common a problem with the libx264. So they
(DEBIAN,UBUNTU)
provide in their package both versions, one built with -fpic and one built with
-fPIC. So all
you have to do there is to walk to /usr/lib and put a symlink ln -s
libx264_pic.a libx264.a
I mysel
Are you sure about the syntax? I thought one did
CXXFLAGS="-fPIC"
make
or
CXXFLAGS="-fPIC" make
not sure -although I sourced my syntax off the web- but #2 didn't work
either.
Thanks Martin
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Please tell why you can't do dynamic builds. Themes and plugins are
loaded dynamically as modules, they really need dynamic builds. Changing
this would be not trivial (using libltdl for the module loader for example).
I suggest to fix dynamic builds rather than trying static builds.
Once I had
I will try some other CFLAGS but with my lack of skills in this area I
will need to be very lucky...
Graham E.
I tried things like:
make CXXFLAGS=-fPIC
make OPTCFLAGS=-fPIC
make CFLAGS=-fPIC
make CXXFLAGS="3D-g -fPIC"
You can probably tell the level of my skills from the flags I used -
t
sorry Hannes - not sure how that got sent to personal address...
You can try to build the internal ffmpeg with different optimization
options like this:
$ make
terminates with an error
$ cd quicktime/ffmpeg
$ make clean
$ make CFLAGS='-O0 -g'
hopefully works...
$ cd ../.. && make
You can also try this (before you try the suggestion in my answer to this
other thread):
./configure --without-pic
thanks Hannes. That one didn't work. Or any variations on it. So now
for the other thread...
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Levente Kovacs wrote:
Hi folks,
I am a newbie, and having hard rime compiling the code. Make in the
guicast directory says:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXxf86vm
If I edit the Makfile by hand and delete the -lXxf86vm,
Wrong move. You need to find the missing piece instead. Obviously the
hem.
Graham E.
On 25/04/07, *Graham Evans* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
I run a fresh cinelerra install (had some problems building - see
thread
'[CinCVS] build failure svn 1008'). There is currently no ~/.bcast
directory and I g
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