sfrase6 writes:
 > Though I have not tested this particular Cinelerra version,
 > HeroineWarrior has precompiled binaries for Cinelerra 4 on Fedora
 > 11 here: http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php#download

Thanks. I was using Cinelerra after a long break and I had a video to
finish, so I used what I knew, i.e. CinCV. 

 > My most recent install is Fedora 10, x86-64.  From Fedora 9 and on,
 > use the RPM Fusion repository exclusively.  Other repos like ATRpms
 > have nasty incompatiblities and you will get weird system and
 > Cinelerra errors if you use them.

Yes, RPM Fusion and ATRpms conflict extensively and in weird and
wonderful ways. RPM Fusion is obviously the one with some quality
control. In defence of ATRpms, I must say that the rendering problems
I had were in between my ears and not in their package. I ended up
compiling from source anyway, and it's quite an undertaking with the
number of dependencies.

Is there any way to get Cinelerra into RPM Fusion? Is there some
licensing problem? Or is it hard to get the built-in version of ffmpeg
past the quality controls? Or avoid conflicts with the Fusion-packaged
ffmpeg?


 > Here are some notes I've made, plus an install script for Cinelerra
 > on Fedora 10, x86-64:
 > http://crazedmuleproductions.blogspot.com/2009/02/fedora-10-x86-64-cinelerra-build.html

Thanks. F10 is past its end-of-life, too. I think the package really
ought to be in Fusion, or in a *fully* Fedora/Fusion compatible
separate repo. It's the only way to make this easy for Fedora
users. Personally I'm quite comfortable with compiling from source (I
need to deal with more difficult codebases for work, anyway).

Mikko

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