Hi Tobias,
This looks interesting, but at the moment our Windows builds are done on
Linux, using MXE. So I don't know whether vcpkg can be of help.
There is some effort being put into building natively using Craft, but that
is not yet complete.
On Fri, Apr 7, 2017 at 7:10 PM, Tobias Kohlbau wr
Hello,
I'm looking forward to an nighlty build system for windows of kdenlive. I
would like to point out a new packaging tool for C++ by Microsoft.
It's called vcpkg and you can find more information here:
https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg/
Maybe it's an option to contribute the missing kde
On Friday, December 30, 2016 12:53:31 AM CET, Iwan Gabovitch wrote:
Hello,
Thank you for sharing the progress. It is extremely impressive!
Thank you all for your comments.
You will find an updated windows Kdenlive version that fixes all mentionned
issues as well as a few other ones:
https:
Hello,
Thank you for sharing the progress. It is extremely impressive!
I recorded testing Kdenlive on Windows:
https://youtu.be/fk7yiYxqQWc
The most noticeable things missing in the Kdenlive binary:
1. I can't use CTRL+S to save, it seems to use a /D:/path/file.kdenlive
format, which might be th
Wow! What a Christmas present!
I've thrown one of my daytime projects at the Windows port and it kept
its head well above the water line, no crashes so far. Playback is slow,
but then this is on my Surface Pro 3 with a i5, but that runs much
slower than my Linux i5 video machine.
The
it.
In the last days, I had a look at Vincent's lastest progress on the Windows
port, and I am glad to announce that with a few tweaks, I am now able to
create a basically working Kdenlive version on Windows. There are probably
many bugs but you can already put a clip in the Project Bin
On Donnerstag, 1. Dezember 2016 01:25:45 CET, Vincent Pinon wrote:
... but it crashes as soon as you place a video clip on the timeline /o\
At least you can play with audio / color clips... hum!
Woow! Congratulation, that's a fantastic progress! If you can play audio
and color clips, it means
That is great news Vincent!
So good to see a light at the end of the tunnel in this journey.
Just a thought... would it be very difficult to compile the 16.12 release?
I am thinking maybe we can make a big announcement about this during the
16.12 launch. We can enjoy the opportunity to give more
... but it crashes as soon as you place a video clip on the timeline /o\
At least you can play with audio / color clips... hum!
It has taken so many months of (discontinuous) effort that it is already a
great relief.
Now starts the (maybe huge) debug effort.
For anyone interested, I've shared th
On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 7:33:02 PM CEST, Joshua Joseph wrote:
On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:29 PM, farid abdelnour
wrote:
welcome joseph,
Yes, we are very glad to have you onboard Joseph, and your project
generates a lot of enthusiasm!
your contribution will give access to hundreds/thou
On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:43 PM, maxs...@tin.it wrote:
> Welcome Joseph an thank you for your contribution.
> I'm sure that by porting Kdenlive on Windows you'll help the community to
> grow very fast and it will help to make Kdenlive even better in short time.
> I'm sure that Kdenlive on Windows
. Re: Introducing Joseph, working on Kdenlive Windows port for
GSoC (Lionel Allorge (lionel.allo...@lunerouge.org))
2. Re: Introducing Joseph, working on Kdenlive Windows port for
GSoC (Harald Albrecht)
3. Re: Introducing Joseph, working on Kdenlive Windows port for
But ... would it support Metro...? *cowering now*
Am 26.04.2016 um 19:43 schrieb maxs...@tin.it:
Welcome Joseph an thank you for your contribution.
I'm sure that by porting Kdenlive on Windows you'll help the community
to grow very fast and it will help to make Kdenlive even better in
short ti
Welcome Joseph an thank you for your contribution.
I'm sure that by porting Kdenlive on Windows you'll help the community to grow
very fast and it will help to make Kdenlive even better in short time.
I'm sure that Kdenlive on Windows will push people to adopt GNU/Linux as it was
for me in the pa
On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 8:29 PM, farid abdelnour
wrote:
> welcome joseph,
>
>
Thank you!
> your contribution will give access to hundreds/thousands (maybe even
> hundreds of thousands) of people to kdenlive. that is fantastic! kdenlive
> democratizing communication!
>
>
Looking forward to incre
welcome joseph,
your contribution will give access to hundreds/thousands (maybe even
hundreds of thousands) of people to kdenlive. that is fantastic! kdenlive
democratizing communication!
guys, we will need to call for some backup in the forums to handle all
those windows users ;P
cheers
2016-0
So having Kdenlive working on Windows would be a great step to help
people to leave the dark side of the force and get rid of Windows.
Best regards.
I can now imagine Kdenlive's brand claim:
Kdenlive/W: change to the light side of video editing!
:)
_
Hi,
> It's a pleasure to share the good news with you: Joseph's project to work on
> Kdenlive port to Windows has been validated by KDE (thanks for sharing the
> slots) & Google. Joseph had already made this offer last year, but we were
> not ready on our side... With the Qt5/KF5 port behind us, i
Thank you, Vincent,
I am happy to have been given this chance.
I already started working on the Windows port, and I will compare between
using Emerge (natively on Windows) and MXE (cross compiling on Linux) to see
which method will suit us best.
On Tue, Apr 26, 2016 at 12:07 AM, Vincent Pinon
Hello,
It's a pleasure to share the good news with you: Joseph's project to work on
Kdenlive port to Windows has been validated by KDE (thanks for sharing the
slots) & Google.
Joseph had already made this offer last year, but we were not ready on our
side... With the Qt5/KF5 port behind us, it
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