Am 21.03.2012 17:39, schrieb Anders E. Andersen: > Den 21-03-2012 16:49, Patrick Matthäi skrev: >> What happens if you cd to your project directory and then call: >> $ melt fooo.project >> ? > > I am assuming you mean to run melt on the kdenlive project file > (foo.kdenlive). I get an x window where the video plays. There are some > key shortcuts to control the player, which seem to work. > > The video plays to the end and then stops. > > I do get four errors, which I see in kdenlive as well. It reports "[flac > @ hex-number] max_analyse_duration reached" four times. But this doesn't > seem to be a critical problem. I also get an error from kdenlive about a > floating point conversion of a qcomp parameter of libx264. The profile > gives the number 0.6 to this parameter but apparently this is sensitive > to the locale of the system (Danish) and so libx264 expects a comma > instead of a point (0,6 instead of 0.6). Again I don't expect that this > is the real issue either since it also fails on the webm codec. I did > not see this error when I run the project directly with melt. Then I > only see the flac issue. > > I don't know how important it is that I cd to the project folder, for > what you are asking, but I tried anyway to run melt from my home folder > and just give the full project path. It seems to do the same thing, in > that it plays the project to the end and then stops. > > > >
What do you get for outputs if you start kdenlive from console and then
try to render it?
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