Gour, Thanks again - this time, for the encouragement.
So, I crossed my fingers, took a deep breath, and 'just rebuilt cinelerra'. (1) The operation was a success. (I have an app that runs) (2) I'm not sure, yet, whether it cured my original complaint. But (for N=1), I did render a brief clip to YUV4MPEG Stream and the resulting .m2v plays 'correctly' on xine. FWIW: I 'git'd at about 1100 UTC today (although I neglected to include version info in my config, so don't have an formal build label.) Thanks On 2009-03-26 18:47, Gour wrote: > >>>>> "john" == <jdetw...@???> 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 > > -- > > Gour | Zagreb, Croatia | GPG key: C6E7162D > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
