On Sun, 2009-11-01 at 21:11 +, Tim Dobson wrote:
> Simon Osborne wrote:
> > Yes. It upgrades libavcodec to a version which is incompatible with
> > gstreamer and VLC, along with other things. It can be fixed by
> > forcing a downgrade on libavcodec to the version supplied with
> > Karmic.
>
I have installed the .deb for Openshot in Ubuntu 9.04 and it worked okay
without messing anything else up. So the .deb seems to be safe even if
the PPA is not. Although I have not tried it in Ubuntu 9.10 yet (I have
installed it as a virtual machine in VirtualBox for testing purposes
before I c
I fell into this trap with Openshot, the PPA messes all kinds of stuff
up, I can't remember how I fixed it, but it did involve uninstalling
OpenShot. I remember tryig to play the Original Godzilla when it
happened. I was sad :(
I don't think the .deb messes with the shizzle, but I wouldn't try it.
Simon Osborne wrote:
> Yes. It upgrades libavcodec to a version which is incompatible with
> gstreamer and VLC, along with other things. It can be fixed by forcing
> a downgrade on libavcodec to the version supplied with Karmic.
I'm not on karmic yet but this is an interesting point. Currently
KD
2009/11/1 linux :
> Hello,
>
> I have today received this message from one of my LUG members message
> follows:-
>
> Hi Derek
> Please warn anyone using karmic to stay well away from a video editing
> software called "openshot" .
> The problem as far as i can tell is that they have just given it a
Hello,
I have today received this message from one of my LUG members message
follows:-
Hi Derek
Please warn anyone using karmic to stay well away from a video editing
software called "openshot" .
The problem as far as i can tell is that they have just given it a major
revamp and upon install i
