Le Jeudi 7 Octobre 2004 12:22, jasonwood at blueyonder.co.uk a ?crit : > The code for dealing with video formats is in piave, ask Rolf for specific > directions on where to find it :-)
ffmpeg cvs version can handle DV and mpeg-4 quite nicely (0.48 and 0.49-pre1 are broken). Here is my daily ffmpeg compilation script: cvs update -C -P -d make clean ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-shared --enable-mp3lame --enable-vorbis --enable-faad --enable-faac --enable-gpl --enable-pthreads --enable-xvid --enable-a52 --enable-pp --enable-dts make To compile, you will need a bunch of libraries available from the Debian Marillat repository. Then, you can use ffmpeg or its libavcodec to recode virtually any format on the fly. I would be nice to be able to handle any format in Piave. But here again is the "leak" in Kdenlive, as we have to wait for Piave, which is released only once a year. On the other side, Kdenlive GUI and its many windows opening like pop-ups is broken. So, even hackers like us, begin to loose confidence in the ability to coordinate both projects. If others agree, my proposal is: - Jason fixes or removes poping-up windows under KDE 3.2 and tries to fix other bugs (without adding features). - Ruslan adds libavcodec support in Piave. As libavcodec usage is fairly simple, this must be doable, but I never studied the question. Do you think it is hard to do Jason? - Jean-Michel creates an autogen.sh script and commits debian and RPM compilation scripts to CVS. The idea is to release binaries to attract developers. After a week or so of work, we may be able to release something functional and discuss further. What do you think? Kind regards, Jean-Michel
