I built the 32bit version from the latest revision (12th January 2013).
Miso
On 14 January 2013 20:22, Monty Montgomery wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 4:56 PM, Michal Fapso wrote:
>> Hi Glen,
>>
>> I had a similar issue with the bluebanana.so plugin. It was compiled
>> for 64bit system, but I
On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 4:56 PM, Michal Fapso wrote:
> Hi Glen,
>
> I had a similar issue with the bluebanana.so plugin. It was compiled
> for 64bit system, but I have only 32bit. I had to compile it from
> sources. So you can try this 32bit version:
>
> http://www.fit.vutbr.cz/~ifapso/download/bl
> You can disregard my previous post I discovered the problem in the
> terminal...silly me should have done that first! It would appear the
> plugin Monty uploaded is for 64bit, I am running 32bit, the error I get
> is:
>
> 'PluginServer::open_plugin: /usr/lib/cinelerra/bluebanana.so: wrong ELF
> c
On Sun, Jan 13, 2013 at 10:03 AM, MGV-AV Linux wrote:
> Hi Einar, thanks for the reply,
>
> I built and installed this version with '--prefix=/usr'
Ah, OK, so you did change the prefix. Well, hmmm
> I'll try running it from the command line and
> see if there is any meaningful output and I'
Hi.
On Sat, Jan 12, 2013 at 11:49 PM, MGV-AV Linux wrote:
> Hmmm,
>
> Having a strange issue with Cinelerra not recognizing the 'bluebanana.so'
> plugin file. I downloaded, extracted and copied it to /usr/lib/cinelerra
> and ensured that it had the same permissions as the other plugins within
> t
> I'm using a self-compiled and packaged GIT build of Cinelerra-CV 2.2 with
> the updated overlay engine. I can't imagine why this would create an issue
> with recognizing a new plugin and all other plugins etc. work perfectly
> with this build.
My guess: The self-built version is probably expecti
Hi Miso,
Thanks very much for sharing the 32bit version, it works great here. I was
just double checking on some final steps to compile it for myself when I
saw your reply. I was also going to share my plugin once I had finished
compiling it but you beat me to it. Thanks again!
-GLEN
> Hi Glen,
Hi Glen,
I had a similar issue with the bluebanana.so plugin. It was compiled
for 64bit system, but I have only 32bit. I had to compile it from
sources. So you can try this 32bit version:
http://www.fit.vutbr.cz/~ifapso/download/bluebanana.so
...or compile it directly on your system.
By the way
Hmmm OK,
I think I'm up to the task if you don't mind a few of questions
beforehand... mostly to make sure my head is wrapped around this
sufficiently.
1. Is it best to clone the bluebanana GIT repository right in the
'/plugins' directory of the Cinelerra-CV source tree, will that have
everything
Hi again,
I'm sorry if this ends up double posted, I think i mistakenly replied to
Einar only the first time instead of to the mailing list where Monty would
read it.
You can disregard my previous post I discovered the problem in the
terminal...silly me should have done that first! It would appea
Hi Einar, thanks for the reply,
I built and installed this version with '--prefix=/usr' and all the files
were installed to /usr and /usr/lib where you would expect, there is no
'cinelerra' folder in /usr/local/lib. When I run Cinelerra it visibly
scans all other plugins on the system including al
Hmmm,
Having a strange issue with Cinelerra not recognizing the 'bluebanana.so'
plugin file. I downloaded, extracted and copied it to /usr/lib/cinelerra
and ensured that it had the same permissions as the other plugins within
that directory. I restarted Cinelerra and also logged out and retried wi
Monty - brilliant, thank you, the new version works perfectly.
To the person asking for pointers on how to use Blue Banana, I'm not a
professional, so excuse the basic level of my explanation, but the reason I was
thrilled to see it is that now I can do much more delicate colour work. You
c
> A sincere thanks for all your work on this (and other stuff behind the
> scenes of course). It is appreciated that you've also provided a drop-in
> version to work with since this is a pretty sophisticated plugin.
...and eventually, I'll manage to build one that actually works right! :-)
> I am
On Thu, Jan 10, 2013 at 6:54 AM, Rebecca wrote:
> Wow, thanks Monty, this is aces - the only glitch I've encountered so far is
> when I check Mask Selected Areas (top right), it crashes.
Thanks for the report!
It looks like recent versions have added an element right smack in the
middle of the m
OK. Installation was easy.
Fired it up and I realise I need a lesson or three in advanced colour
grading.
It looks powerful, which means a novice really has no idea what is going on!
So any pointers to tutorials and/or notes on how it operates would be
appreciated.
cheers
On 09/01/13 07:3
Wow, thanks Monty, this is aces - the only glitch I've encountered so far is
when I check Mask Selected Areas (top right), it crashes. Either Cinelerra
freezes for about ten seconds before shutting down, or it shuts down
immediately. I'm running Ubuntu 12.04 and I believe I have Cinelerra ins
Monty,
A sincere thanks for all your work on this (and other stuff behind the
scenes of course). It is appreciated that you've also provided a drop-in
version to work with since this is a pretty sophisticated plugin.
I am also using a custom Cin-CV build with your updated overlay, it seems
to be
Hello!
I spent the Christmas break writing a color grading and correction
filter for CV named Blue Banana. A few people on IRC have been trying
it out for about two weeks, and I think it's more or less ready for a
wider audience. I've put some effort into balancing the techniques
used to give in
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