built with mlt-2.2, is this version too old?
Thanks,
Brian
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I'm compiling from the source code repository, and I'm getting a can't find
libfam.la error at link time. The only thing that I could find by googling
around is that this is a deprecated dependency. How can I disable this in
the configure scripts?
Thanks,
Briam
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nlive), but I'm not
sure that it's really needed.
Thanks,
Brian
On 10/22/06, jb wrote:
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> On Sunday 22 October 2006 04:56, brian wrote:
> > I'm compiling from the source code repository, and I'm getting a can't
> find
> > libfam.la error at link time.
The dump says
QLCDNumber::setProperty( "NumDigits", value ) failed: property
invalid, read-only or does not exist
the kde crash handler looks like a dereference of a null pointer in
mlt_property_set_int.
Has anyone else come across this?
Thanks,
Brian
On 10/23/06, jb wrote:
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> brian wrote:
> > The dump says
> >
> > QLCDNumber::setProperty( "NumDigits", value ) failed: property
> > invalid, read-only or does not exist
>
> I also get this error, but it is harmless.
ok
> the kde crash hand
Thanks,
My problem was with ffmpeg. I ended up going with the --avformat-svn
for the mlt configure.
I'll post comments after I play with it.
Thanks,
Brian
On 10/23/06, jb wrote:
> brian wrote:
> > The dump says
> >
> > QLCDNumber::setProperty( "NumDigits",
'
have_mmx.S:51: Error: suffix or operands invalid for `pop'
doesn't seem to like some of the assembly code. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Brian
oops sorry about that, missed that part this time. I'll read up on that.
btw, what would be missing without mmx?
Thanks,
brian
On 10/29/06, Jean-Michel Pour? wrote:
>
> Le dimanche 29 octobre 2006 ? 12:07 -0600, brian a ?crit :
> > Just updated my kubuntu to 6.10 with a
kdenlive. Things like "returning a reference to a temporary variable". Not
good.
Thanks,
Brian
On 10/29/06, brian wrote:
>
> oops sorry about that, missed that part this time. I'll read up on that.
> btw, what would be missing without mmx?
>
> Thanks,
> brian
1) yes, I can play video files with inigo.
2) no, my clips do not have any accents or spaces in its path.
Like I said, I can add the clips to the project, it's when I select the clip
that kdenlive crashes.
Thanks
Brian
On 10/30/06, jb wrote:
>
> On Monday 30 October 2006 17:21,
nevermind, I had a sox-dev laying around from the distribution and the build
was picking up that instead of my compiled version. I took it out and now
everything seems to run beautifully. Gotta look at those build messages
closer :)
Thanks,
Brian
On 10/30/06, brian wrote:
>
> 1) yes,
ut when a
user first starts up kdenlive, they don't even know what a project is, yet
they're being asked to open or create one.
Is this behavior a KDE standard? If so, maybe the start up dialog box could
include a 'just open the app' option.
Thanks,
Brian
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jb,
are the installation requirements for kdenlive on the web site current? Do
you have recommended version numbers for all the dependencies? Or at least
the dependencies that are important?
I'm just tweaking my ebuild file so that kdenlive comes out as the
developers expect.
Thanks,
Bria
and try to release
this package, what code base should I use? Would I have to go back to
the last release or could it come out of subversion? Also, I should have
asked this first, does anybody have a problem with me doing this or has
anybody else done this yet?
Thanks,
Brian
format this week-end.
Sure. I'll keep practicing.
> should have asked this first, does anybody have a problem with me doing
> > this or has anybody else done this yet?
>
> No problem, it's always nice to have some extra help, nobody prepared such
> packages as
Right now I've been working solely with the subversion kdenlive
version with Kubuntu Edgy 6.10 release with both i386 and amd64. It's
convenient since the ubuntu version of ffmeg in the repositories seem
to be recent enough for mlt.
Brian
On 11/3/06, David Roberts wrote:
> > y
I looked over there and there are kdenlive packages that are a few weeks
old.
I can still go ahead an make kubuntu packages if anyone is interested.
Thanks,
Brian
On 11/9/06, David Roberts wrote:
>
> The problem with the Marillat repository is that it's dependencies often
>
>
> Cheers,
> --
> Stephane
>
> PS: is there any packager of kdenlive 0.4 for (K)Ubuntu?
I was going to take a stab at a Kubuntu package, waiting for JB to get
better and finish off the release.
Brian
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Hi,
I'm a bit of a linux and a sourceforge newbie, so hopefully I'm posting to
the right place...
I want to install Kdenlive (0.2.4), and have successfully installed Piave
already.
The "./configure" command goes fine, and tells me to "make".
"Make" feedback finishes with:
/usr/bin/lb : cannot f
It sounds like you don't have the "Project Monitor" showing but are
instead clicking the play button of the "Clip Monitor".
Try going to the View menu and make sure that "Project Monitor" has a
check next to it.
Also try using the space bar to start and stop
a tab along with the clip monitor and then kdenlive
does a really good job at switching back and forth between the 2
automatically.
Brian Cluff
entations to our local Linux users
group, so they all have been edited in a similar style as described above:
https://www.youtube.com/user/fone626/videos
Brian Cluff
ed into the UI (no need of a separate project).
I just recently learned that you could load a project as a clip... that
is a very cool feature that I will be making use of in the future.
I've recently learned enough new (to me) features that it might be time
to another presentation on kdenlive for my local Linux Users Group.
Thanks,
Brian Cluff
be shut off
automatically.
Brian Cluff
r just for someone that shows up without theirs. I
like to use them for a second head on my laptop.
Brian Cluff
On 12/15/2014 09:08 AM, Victor Ferreira wrote:
> Hi there!
>
> i'm new here and i just want to share an idea that can be interesting
> for KDENLIVE.
>
> Have you co
as usual.
This is just what I've noticed over time. I haven't quite wrapped my
head around the order that kdenlive does compositing when you have
multiple layers to deal with so I would love a long explanation of
compositing order.
Brian Cluff
On 02/04/2015 03:59 PM, Jon Danniken
uot;
features that anyone can think of that I can add to the next
presentation, or to a possible part 2 if I get enough.
https://youtu.be/eIO73t228k0
Thanks,
Brian Cluff
PS There are quite a few other Linux related videos on my channel, all
edited with Kdenlive.
__
a
lot less ram and horse power to render as well.
Hopefully this little contribution will help things out since I'm not
much of a coder and wish I could help more.
Brian Cluff
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Oops, I forgot to include the cleaned up version of the actual icon in
my last message, and only included the Logo itself, so here's the
cleaned up icon.
Brian Cluff
On 09/03/2015 11:00 AM, Brian Cluff wrote:
While searching for a vector version of the Kdenlive logo to use f
doesn't render the program useless.
As always, thanks for such a great editing program!
Brian Cluff
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Could we put a nice header on it, something like the one that I knocked
up real quick that I've attached (only better)?
Brian Cluff
On 01/26/2016 06:34 PM, Iwan Gabovitch wrote:
Hello,
In the 2015-01 IRC cafe[1], I said I would make a web design
suggestion - so here it is:
by a GIANT screenshot that you have to scroll past just
to get to any real content is unprofessional and distracting.
You're better off catching the visitor's attention with a nice header,
and then putting the screenshot(s) on the about page (smaller versions
that go to full size when you cl
A "clean" design...
Brian Cluff
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> kdenlive nightly build failed last night due to some changes yesterday
> in the cmake. Here is the important part of the log:
One clarification: The build succeeded on Fedora 17. It failed on Ubuntu 11.10
and 12.04.
~BM
rs (test patterns, count, blipflash, etc).
Way to go.
I might have some small bursts of time available in my evenings. So feel free
to let me know if there are any odd jobs or bugs I can look into. In the mean
time, I might try to squash any crashes I run into.
Keep up the good work,
~Brian
This is the commit for the fix (Feb 20):
https://github.com/mltframework/mlt/commit/4fd6c14958ac5bd739c8d2b66b86cbf99ae68c23
It was released in MLT 0.90 (June 2):
https://github.com/mltframework/mlt/releases/tag/v0.9.0
The sunab kdenlive-release PPA has MLT versions for both 0.90 and 0.88:
https:
(data)
> ii libmlt6 0.9.0-3 amd64multimedia framework (runtime)
My next piece of advice would be to try the daily build or the unstable
package. Maybe there is something wrong with the sunab 0.90 package (I have
some suspicion since the date was wrong).
~Brian
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f, apologizes for the inconvenience, and
then offers to restore the previous session. That's a pretty good start.
~Brian
o are
happily editing SD content on an older machine who will no longer be able to
use KDENLIVE when they upgrade.
It seems premature to me.
I would love to hear a report on the state of movit in Kdenlive. Why is this
list so quiet when there is exciting stuff going on?
~
orking. Now, in this specific
case, the machine has an NVIDIA chipset and supports OpenGL 2.1 - so, from the
sounds of things, it should keep working with the opengl monitor for quite some
time.
~Brian
doesn't produce a working KDENLIVE. I understand that the monitor requires
OpenGL. But why does it also require Movit? Can't the monitor work with OpenGL
even if Movit is not available?
~Brian
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>BTW: here the patch?
The patch looks good. I committed it.
.
~Brian
From: Jean-Nicolas Artaud
To: kdenlive-devel at lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Sunday, November 24, 2013 1:22 PM
Subject: [Kdenlive-devel] Let's make KDEnlive lives again together
Hello KDEnlive people,
I'm new to the list, my name is Jean-Nico
> what do you mean with "0.9" ? if you mean 0.9.0, its a long time ago code,
> with logs of bugs and features lost..
> If you mean 0.9.6, its ok (for me at least).
I am referring to the v0.9 "stable" branch.
See here in the "heads" list:
http://quickgit.kde.org/?p=kdenlive.git
There is a
>> I still think that anyone capable of adding features would be capable of
>> getting master working. Master does run - and it looks really great. There
>> are just some editing functions that need to get hooked back up.>
>You think that, so you will do it ?
>
>Do you launch master ?
>"just some
>I'm currently working on a project for community video editors. ?They may need
>to share files with persons using professional edit systems (like Avid, FCP,
>Quantel) and will definitely need to provide content to an open source playout
>server where they are going to use XDCAM HD422 .Mov files
to put in some time to make the clip manager more generic. But I'd
like to hear your thoughts on that first. If you aren't excited about having
changsd made in there, then i would be content to just implement more generator
plugins.
Thanks for your thoughts,
~Brian
done. Do you have
any idea when the refactor branch will be merged into master? Alternately, I
could start hacking in the refactor branch. But I don't want to get in
anybody's way.
Thanks,
~Brian
t we plan to do so that the others can speak.
Great. It sounds like the refactor will be in master in about 3 weeks. I'll
bring the topic up then and we can decide how to proceed at that time.
~Brian
ight be possible to add some
additional checks to those builds.
~Brian
>2012/2/8 Gabriel Gazz?n :
>> I think frame level accuracy is usually "not enough" precision, as also
>
>it is good enough for me
It really depends on your use case.
The ITU did a study and found that the threshold of detectability of lip sync
errors is about +45 ms to ?125 ms (audio early to
So we could start with frame accuracy first.
It stands to reason that you could start with frame accuracy, and then see if
there is any demand for sub-frame accuracy.
~Brian
be found here:
http://www.mltframework.org/twiki/bin/view/MLT/BuildTips#Automated_Build_Server
~Brian
Developers,
I have created a patch for Kdenlive that adds support for the new MLT Dynamic
Text Filter to the effect stack.
The patch and a screenshot are here:
http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/view.php?id=2324
I hope you will consider it for inclusion in Kdenlive.
Kind regards,
~Brian
ith adding
text outline and padding. The current patch is, in my opinion, the bare minimum
needed to make the effect useful. I may end up adding new patches to the Mantis
issue as I get around to adding those features. I also plan on writing a
tutorial for the Wiki when the feature eventually gets released.
Regards,
~Brian
>> thanks for the patch and the filter! That's exactly what a number of
>> people have requested.
>> We are currently in string and feature freeze for the 0.8.2 release.
>> I will review and commit your patch after the release.
>> Looking at the screenshots: Maybe there could be presets for
al
effects to the overlay such as:
* Make the overlay fade in for a few seconds and then fade out
* Make the overlay move around the screen.
I'll upload an new patch to the bug tracker after I think I have resolved your
comments.
~Brian
I have submitted a patch for your consideration:
http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/view.php?id=2367
It adds a date column to the project tree view. I hope you find it useful.
Thanks for your consideration,
~Brian
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