On Sat, 2008-12-13 at 11:55 +0100, Nicolas Chauvet wrote: > Could you give the same kind of tests with F-10 x86_64 and RPM Fusion > i bet you won't have any others issues > (if you pick the cinelerra-cv package from my own repository) > > The problem with ATrpms is that there is only one person behind, and > he lacks time raising compilation problem upstream. Instead, RPM > Fusion is community maintained and contributors are working with > merging their patches upstream. So the RPM Fusion works will also > benefit to others and will allow a better knowledge base, when > answering possible bug reports. (usually). > > I doubt anyone having a comprehensive understanding of the difference > between each of theses repository will pick even one package from > ATrpms. > > Nicolas (kwizart) Hi Nicolas, Just as I had finished speaking about having no problems with the ATrpms repo, I believe I encountered one during a long editing session over the weekend.
What happened was that after about an hour or less of editing operations, Cinelerra would hang on playback, the audio would freeze at that moment but continue to sound, and the timeline would continue running. Initially, I thought this was related to my sound card, an external USB device (MAudio MobilePre). I switched to an internal card, but the error still occurred. So, reflecting on what you said about ATrpms, I decided to bite the bullet, rip out the ATrpms related dependencies and install RPMFusion. Minor pain ensued, but I was able to compile Cinelerra using the Fusion deps. Sure enough, the hang-audio freeze problem went away. So thank you for recommending the repo. I do notice one problem, though. As an easy intermediate format to export and then import back into Cinelerra, I used to use Quicktime for Linux container with: * JPEG or MJPEG photo video codec * twos complement audio codec This seems to be broken. I tested a number of formats against external players as well as reimporting back into Cinelerra. Disturbingly, none reimport back into Cinelerra. To say again, I previously could reimport the libquicktime created .mov with jpeg and twos complement or mp3 audio back into Cin. Now I can't. Here is the chart of my results: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_bcLw_LVf5nA/SUkyzen4lQI/AAAAAAAAAzE/3_8ECSV6t4k/s1600-h/exportCompabilityFedora9.jpg Have you noticed that exporting/rendering compatibility has degraded in your Fedora 10 install? scott _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
