Re: [CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-27 Thread Einar Rünkaru
Hi.

I have uploaded all done so far to git repo einar.

I created README describing status of this branch.

Einar

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Re: [CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-04 Thread jilt
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p...@ichthyostega.de wrote:
 Einar Rünkaru schrieb:
 Important change behaviour: composer and viewer always display the frame 
 starting at the time shown on clock. Frame displayed does not depend on 
 forward/backward direction. There was inconsistency when direction was 
 accounted when not (mask).

 I intend to continue bug-hunting. Work done so far may be useful for
 somebody.
 
 Hellor Einar,
 
 welcome in the club of cinelerra bug hunters ;-)
 
 The issue described above is one of the most annoying strange design
 decisions in Cinelerra. Probably a lot of people (including myself) would
 welcome just to phase it out.

This is true and may solve a basical problem of cin's usability

 Some years ago I worked on a larger patch to remove the greatest obstacles
 and strangenesses on the bezier automation curve handlings. This patch is
 not accepted into Cin-CV until today. One of the reasons is that I too tried
 to partially rectify these and some similar problems with dragging nodes in 
 the
 trackcanvas (GUI).
 

Would be great to merge your work (for 64 bit) with Einar's one; after
doing that cinelerra cv would get a big step forward in usability for
extended production

 
 Meanwhile the situation might be different, inasmuch develompment on the
 community version of Cinelerra is mostly stalled, 

I don't think this is still true by now, as long as I've been teaching
for 2 years cinelerra cv (2.1), and I think that most people on this ml
still consider that version of cinelerra as the stable version.

 
 And how to we all (Cinelerra community) judge the situation? Do we still
 intend to merge in what upstream provides, or would we be willing to stick
 to the Cin-2.1 codebase and in turn accept more disruptive changes?
 

I consider the second option as the more usefull by now, in order to
keep the value of the community work; and I agree that the bezier patch
sould be merged with the whole 2.1 codebase as long as the Einar's
changes after a short testing on other supported architectures.

In order to test Einar's code I'd like him to put it into a pubblic repo.

My 2 cents
jilt
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Re: [CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-04 Thread Valentina Messeri

Hi ct, Einar

asap you decided i'm ready to test...

the cin vesion i normally use is the last from community git and it  
uses to be the more stable, comparating with packaging people have in  
their machines and comparating with las heroinewarrior (which i use as  
well)


Thx bugs hunters and mergers, as usual for (tons of) works (and patience)...

baci
vale


Einar Rünkaru wrote:

Hi.

I think that I have managed to fix Cinelerra-2.1CV locking problem.
It seems fix for bugzilla bugs 278, 383, 406, 414, 493, 519 - may be
some more, some may be irrelevant.

Fix is huge and tested on couple laptops with 32bit distributions.
Obviously it needs more testing on different hardware/distibutions.

During debugging I found and fixed addittional bugs:
- subtitle decoding in libmpeg3
- added defaults into libmpeg3 for subtitle color
- index generation in libmpeg3
- edit_font_color initialization of S.U.V
- more info in assert info window
- removed BC_Windowevents (now 7 threads less)
- fix of bug 524
- fixed copiler warnings of some plugins
- fixed timebar cursor updating of viewer and compositor
- trace subsystem was rewritten to static buffers, added backtrace
dump on crash
- lots of cleanups

Important change behaviour: composer and viewer always display the frame
starting at the time shown on clock. Frame displayed does not depend on
forward/backward direction. There was inconsistency when direction was
accounted when not (mask).

I intend to continue bug-hunting. Work done so far may be useful  
for somebody.

Great work :)



My question is: Is it possible to get my own repo?


Of course, visit us on IRC, send your ssh-pubkey. You can also
(meanwhile) use the Mob repository which is public pushable through
git:// protocoll, just create your own branch there.


Christian




Einar Rünkaru

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Re: [CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-04 Thread Einar Rünkaru
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 4:09 PM, p...@ichthyostega.de p...@ichthyostega.de 
wrote:

 Thus, I think the foremost question is: is your intention just to fix the
 existing code base at places, or do you intend to re-work it for real
 improvement, thus moving away from the way upstream handles things?


I think it is impossible get real improvement and keep at the same
time codebase close to upstream.
I think that I am already too far away with the locking patch.

My first goal is to stabilize Cinelerra (no crashes, no hangups),
speed things up a bit, improve bit GUI (there are
glitches, alogics). Some internals may need rewrite. Cleanup of sources.

Afterwards IT is possible to look at features and decide what to do
with them. For example: must a NLE editor support various
intput devices? Of course it will then be possible to add new features.

Einar

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[CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-03 Thread Einar Rünkaru
Hi.

I think that I have managed to fix Cinelerra-2.1CV locking problem.
It seems fix for bugzilla bugs 278, 383, 406, 414, 493, 519 - may be
some more, some may be irrelevant.

Fix is huge and tested on couple laptops with 32bit distributions.
Obviously it needs more testing on different hardware/distibutions.

During debugging I found and fixed addittional bugs:
- subtitle decoding in libmpeg3
- added defaults into libmpeg3 for subtitle color
- index generation in libmpeg3
- edit_font_color initialization of S.U.V
- more info in assert info window
- removed BC_Windowevents (now 7 threads less)
- fix of bug 524
- fixed copiler warnings of some plugins
- fixed timebar cursor updating of viewer and compositor
- trace subsystem was rewritten to static buffers, added backtrace
dump on crash
- lots of cleanups

Important change behaviour: composer and viewer always display the frame
starting at the time shown on clock. Frame displayed does not depend on
forward/backward direction. There was inconsistency when direction was
accounted when not (mask).

I intend to continue bug-hunting. Work done so far may be useful for somebody.

My question is: Is it possible to get my own repo?

Einar Rünkaru

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Re: [CinCV] Is it possible to get my own repo?

2010-03-03 Thread Christian Thaeter
Einar Rünkaru wrote:
 Hi.
 
 I think that I have managed to fix Cinelerra-2.1CV locking problem.
 It seems fix for bugzilla bugs 278, 383, 406, 414, 493, 519 - may be
 some more, some may be irrelevant.
 
 Fix is huge and tested on couple laptops with 32bit distributions.
 Obviously it needs more testing on different hardware/distibutions.
 
 During debugging I found and fixed addittional bugs:
 - subtitle decoding in libmpeg3
 - added defaults into libmpeg3 for subtitle color
 - index generation in libmpeg3
 - edit_font_color initialization of S.U.V
 - more info in assert info window
 - removed BC_Windowevents (now 7 threads less)
 - fix of bug 524
 - fixed copiler warnings of some plugins
 - fixed timebar cursor updating of viewer and compositor
 - trace subsystem was rewritten to static buffers, added backtrace
 dump on crash
 - lots of cleanups
 
 Important change behaviour: composer and viewer always display the frame
 starting at the time shown on clock. Frame displayed does not depend on
 forward/backward direction. There was inconsistency when direction was
 accounted when not (mask).
 
 I intend to continue bug-hunting. Work done so far may be useful for somebody.
Great work :)

 
 My question is: Is it possible to get my own repo?

Of course, visit us on IRC, send your ssh-pubkey. You can also
(meanwhile) use the Mob repository which is public pushable through
git:// protocoll, just create your own branch there.


Christian


 
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