Désolé je parle tout seul...
Voici ce que ça donne :
Kernel
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Linux TRICASSE-linux 3.2.0-23-generic #36-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 10 20:39:51 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Architecture
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x86_64
OS Version
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Linux Mint 13 Maya
ffmpeg Version
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ffmpeg version 0.10.11-7:0.
Ce sont libmlt4 et libmlt5 qui sont incompatibles.
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OpenShot don't work in Ubuntu13.10 (Run normally in 13.04)
To manage notifications ab
Et pourtant je trouve libmlt5 sur synaptics mais il me fait désinstaller
libmlt4 openshot python-mlt3, mettre à jour libmlt++3 et melt.
Et si je réinstalle libmlt++3 c'est reparti pour un tour...
Bref ça tourne en rond cette histoire.
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J'observe des cnflits entre les paquets libmlt5, libmlt-data libmlt++3
python-mlt3 melt : pas moyen de les installer en même temps.
Et après quelques bricolages (le PPA a bien été ajouté) j'obtiens :
jl@TRICASSE-linux ~ $ sudo apt-get install libmlt5, libmlt-data libmlt++3
python-mlt3 melt
Lec
Hi I have the same in Linux mint Maya 64bits (based ob ubuntu 12 precise
Pangolin.
I didn't understand https://answers.launchpad.net/openshot/+faq/2197
Openshot worked well untill decembre 2013 but now there is no way it can
strart.
I did the second procedure :
jl@TRICASSE-linux ~/Bureau $ sh o
Sorry, I'm French and didn't read my text back to remove typing errors.
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Status: New
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Public bug reported:
I installed the python-drmaa package and it installed successfully.
Attempting to run "pydoc drmaa" after the installation results in the
following cryptic message:
problem in drmaa - : could not find
drmaa library. Please specify its full path using the environment
variable
So, changed to "won't fix" why, exactly? This problem just bit me with
some third party software that was developed for Red Hat (but I want to
run it on Ubuntu).
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FYI, I think this used to work okay in 10.04, but fails in exactly the
same way as described above in 12.04.
Note, in 10.04, X was started by gdm and was passed a -auth argument that
looked like this:
/var/run/gdm/auth-for-gdm-??/database
when a user would log in, their XAUTHORITY environment
I'm seeing a similar problem to Paul. I've got Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic,
latest upgrades applied. I'm trying to run the Motorola MOTODEV Studio
for Android (based on Eclipse). This app requires 32-bit java, and
stupidly doesn't pay attention to the JAVA_HOME environment variable so
i have to set my sy
Please, please, please tell me everyone remembers to chmod +x the
scripts?
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I have a solution that worked for me, but I am sure that it won't work
for everyone, so take it or leave it.
I took the advice from Nitinn above and it worked for me. (Mute all of
your audio channels before suspending.) You have to mute EVERY channel
to get this to work. However, this can be autom
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