On 28/02/2015 10:23, Ric Moore wrote:
On 02/28/2015 03:44 AM, Victor wrote:
Hi,
I used to do this with avidemux when I was on ubuntu and it worked all
right. But avidemux is not part of the official Debian packages.
It is on deb-multimedia, but I’d prefer not to enable a whole repo just
for this.
I enabled deb-multi and had various problems with VLC after. I REALLY
wanted avidemux, too, but played merry hell purging the deb-nultimedia
packages after. If you can compile avidemux from source, please let me
know what packages you had to install. Ric
Build dependencies are listed here:
http://avidemux.org/admWiki/doku.php?id=build:install_2.6
However the supplied build script fails if you give it the --deb option.
It complains about something related to fakeroot.
After some searching I found that other people experienced that problem
too and solved it with two edits in bootStrap.bash.
1) comment out the line
$FAKEROOT_COMMAND make package DESTDIR=$FAKEROOT_DIR/tmp || fail package
replace it with
fakeroot make package DESTDIR=$FAKEROOT_DIR/tmp || make package
DESTDIR=$FAKEROOT_DIR/tmp || fail package
2) comment out the block that says
export FAKEROOT_COMMAND="fakeroot"
CMAKE_VERSION=`cmake --version | sed "s/^.*
2\.\([0-9]*\.[0-9]*\).*/2\.\1/g"`
echo "CMAKE Version : $CMAKE_VERSION"
case "$CMAKE_VERSION" in
2.8.8|2.8.7|2.8.9|2.8.10|2.8.11|2.8.12|2.8.13)
echo "Cmake version >=2.8.7 doesnt need fakeroot"
export FAKEROOT_COMMAND=""
;;
esac
This builds and installs ok here.
The resulting qt4 version works fine.
The gtk one doesn’t. It just displays a window with "Glade Cannot load
glade file".
That being said, I’m still looking for an alternative to burn .ass/ssa
subs and to cut a video without reencoding…
Cheers,
Victor
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