>>>>> "john" == <[email protected]> writes:

john> Gour, Thanks for that feedback.  As follow-up...

john> 1. My kernel is Fedora 10 (2.6.27.19-170.2.35.fc10.i686), and I'm
john> using the Cinelerra RPM from RPMFusion.  The packages are
john> 'cinelerra-cv-2.1-21.git20081103.fc10 (i386)' and
john> 'cinelerra-cv-debuginfo-2.1-21.git20081103.fc10 (i386)'

Hmm...based on the above info it looks that those versions are before
that suspicious patch which could mean that the Cinelerra got broken
before (I was not investigating it 'cause I do not 'speak' git - darcs
is enough for my DVCS needs.)

john> 2. I find that I can render my project to 'Raw DV' (which insists
john> on having both audio and video tracks), and then use ffmpeg to
john> convert to .mpg (-target ntsc-dvd).  This seems to work just fine
john> -- which makes me wonder why we don't just do that routinely,
john> instead of making two passes?

Well, I was also able to render to raw-DV, but then converting to .mpg
via ffmpeg produced noticeably worse result, i.e. quality went down. :-/

john> I'll be happy to swap info with you, if it's at all interesting.
john> But, for my part, the lower risk approach to finishing my project
john> is to use the Raw DV technique, vs a deep dive into application
john> building.  (I've done that before, in java/CVS and other
john> environments, so I'm not exactly a virgin.  But I wasn't looking
john> for another learning curve just now.)

Ohh, java/CVS is something I never really touched, so you are much more
qualified than myself.  ;)

Why don't you try something like:

git clone git://git.cinelerra.org/j6t/cinelerra.git

and then:
 ./configure --disable-mmx (if you're on x86_64) or
./configure  --enable-mmx (if not) and then:

make
make install


should be all you need.

Check http://cv.cinelerra.org/docs/cinelerra_cv_manual_en.html#SEC12
more more info (I included git repo which is used for the build in
Archlinux distro.)


Hope it helps...

Sincerely,
Gour

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