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--- Comment #23 from James A. Jaworski ---
Upgraded from Fedora 26 to 27. Still had a problem. Went back to this page and
saw the comment about changing the Melt Path setting to /usr/bin/mlt-melt...
and IT WORKS!
I successfully Rendered and viewed a
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--- Comment #22 from Rex Dieter ---
Note I said similar, but not the same, not sure if it's best to treat it as a
duplicate.
Background on fedora, the both binaries freeze and melt come from a package
called "freeze", code from
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--- Comment #20 from Rex Dieter ---
Similar issue, yes
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--- Comment #19 from emohr ---
Is this bug related to the same issue:
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=379828
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--- Comment #18 from Rex Dieter ---
Good point, indeed mlt-melt should be searched first to avoid that scenario
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--- Comment #17 from Christoph Feck ---
If there is indeed another binary with the name 'melt', and OSS community
thinks this name isn't related to the MLT framework, then maybe the code could
check 'mlt-melt' first, then 'melt'. Otherwise, it could
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--- Comment #16 from Rex Dieter ---
Should be fixed by commit,
https://cgit.kde.org/kdenlive.git/commit/?id=40ed4ba30ecc34a96a38a7fe768c0dc4e54e8500
I'm verifying now
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--- Comment #15 from Rex Dieter ---
FYI, the code in question is in mltconnection.cpp where it hard-codes looking
for "mlt" only:
QString meltPath;
if (qEnvironmentVariableIsSet("MLT_PREFIX"))
meltPath = qgetenv("MLT_PREFIX") +
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--- Comment #14 from Rex Dieter ---
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--- Comment #11 from FM ---
Thank you!
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 11:28 PM Rex Dieter
wrote:
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> Upon examining the code, it does appear to assume that binary is
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--- Comment #10 from Rex Dieter ---
Upon examining the code, it does appear to assume that binary is called "melt".
Once upon a time, fedora patched the code to look for mlt-melt too, but that
got dropped along the way (not sure why), but it appears
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--- Comment #9 from Rex Dieter ---
OK, that was testing with kdenlive 18.04, after upgrading to 18.12.2, I can
reproduce the failure here. No matter what value is in kdenliverc for
rendererpath, the next launch complains it cannot be found.
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--- Comment #8 from Rex Dieter ---
What's the contents of your ~/.config/kdenliverc [env] group? Mine is:
[env]
defaultimageapp=/usr/bin/gimp
defaultprojectfolder[$e]=$HOME/Documents
ffmpegpath[$e]=/usr/bin/ffmpeg
ffplaypath[$e]=/usr/bin/ffplay
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--- Comment #7 from FM ---
I selected that path (/usr/bin/mlt-melt) and it seemed to have accepted it.
But upon closing and opening the program again, the box prompt returned.
Same problem.
On Mon, Mar 18, 2019 at 8:55 AM Rex Dieter wrote:
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--- Comment #6 from Rex Dieter ---
It's provided as /use/bin/mlt-melt on fedora to avoid conflicts with another
application of the same name, fyi
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--- Comment #5 from FM ---
Yeah I was thinking of that. I tried 'dnf install melt' and received:
No match for argument: melt
Error: Unable to find a match
So I tried 'dnf update' and 'dnf upgrade' and tried it again and again
received the same 'no
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--- Comment #4 from Christoph Feck ---
Did you try to install 'melt' in addition to 'mlt'? As I said, the binary could
be in a separate package.
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--- Comment #3 from FM ---
Thank you that might be the problem. I tried 'which melt' and received
/usr/bin/which: no melt in
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--- Comment #1 from Christoph Feck ---
Try 'which melt' instead of 'whereis mlt'. The actual melt binary might be in a
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