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Author: Maksym Veremeyenko
Date: 2016-10-03 (Mon, 03 Oct 2016)
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Commit: 5c9fd7342f4b0f09ebea9e7ca981e80d2de47970
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Author: Vincent Pinon
Date: 2016-10-03 (Mon, 03 Oct 2016)
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Am 2016-10-03 um 11:19 schrieb Jesse Gordon:
> After googling for an hour, I am unable to figure out how to cause text
> to roll/scroll up like traditional credits.
>
> Or how to make dynamic text filter display multi line text, except
> perhaps by using multiple instances with different positions.
So my first question, is there a better place to seek information on
/using/ melt? I mean, you guys are great and the best source of
information, but I understand if you don't want to be bothered with user
questions and I bet there's a place for those kinds of questions, since
this is a devel l
Hi Jesse,
Jesse Gordon writes:
> It simply passes stuff on to melt, *unless* it gets a melt:filename,
> then the perl script itself reads the filename, and inserts its
> contents, recursively, which means a file can also have a
> melt:filename line and so on and so forth, up to about 1024 deep
>
Well I got it working.
Seems the key points were these:
1: ffmpeg needed to be configured with --enable-shared, which is not the
default.
2: I had to set my $PKG_CONFIG_PATH to include /usr/lib/pkgconfig/ for
mlt to build because that's where ffmpeg install was putting it's .pc files.
3:
