> Or, forget Melted and make your own server with a more expressive protocol. I have already done this, a little web server that links to the Mlt ruby swig library. It is incredibly simple with maybe 10 endpoints and consumes/produces JSON. I just took another look at Melted because my C has gotten to a level where I can read quite a bit but still am not very comfortable making patches. I also am taking another look because I really like the simplicity of the MLT XML API.
The problem is that I have a very dynamic playlist and I cannot think of a model that fits into how Melted handles playlists. Even if I split my clips up into smaller groups, if I need some kind of transition on those edges, it seems like I am out of luck. The closest solution I can come up with is maybe breaking clips up into groups of n time and having the list locked until n * 2 or n * 3. Then just clearing the list and appending the next xml block after editing is done. -- aaron
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