> project again.
I'm not really a subversion expert either. I can check out, create a
diff, check in, and that's about it. I'm using CVS a lot, but that's
different.
As far as sourceforge is concerned, I'm probably the last one you should
ask for help. I don't use it fo
On 04/19/13 01:59, Wolfgang Baron wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I started porting dvbcut from Qt3 to Qt4 on 2013-03-29, based on the
> most current svn sources late at night in my free time using mercurial
> for storing the history. My first aim was to port dvbcut to Qt4 and add
> multiple source videos.
On 11/07/12 22:36, Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Could you please tell us whether you are still working on dvbcut 2, that was
> intended to support hd?
I intend to, but right now my free time is rather limited.
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On 11/07/12 20:54, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> So what's the conclusion? Has development of dvbcut ended and relies
> on ancient libraries for which there is no upstream support anymore?
As far as I'm concerned, yes.
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On 11/07/12 17:26, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> Since this list seems pretty quiet over the last months, I wanted to
> check on the status of the dvbcut project. As maintainer of the dvbcut
> package in Debian and Ubuntu, I am actually quite worried about
> weather it makes sense to keep the p
Hi.
On 02/22/12 06:27, Fabrice Coutadeur wrote:
> There is 3 different names used in the sourcecode/website when
> refering to dvbcut:
> - DVBcut: found in dvbcut.desktop, dvbcut.xml and README.MinGW
> - DVBCUT: found in huge number of files like ChangeLog, CREDITS,
> README, manpage, web site, .
Hi!
On 02/08/12 14:06, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 7:05 PM, Michael Riepe wrote:
>> Hi.
>>
>> On 01/21/12 13:23, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
>>
>>> I see. What I understand is that the cmake build system is basically
>>> not blesse
Hi.
On 01/21/12 13:23, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> I see. What I understand is that the cmake build system is basically
> not blessed by upstream, and it was a mistake to settle on it in the
> debian package. Moreover, the qt4 patch in its current form only works
> with the cmake system.
Well, wha
Hi.
On 01/21/12 11:45, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
>>> Moreover, I found a problem in the Cmake files that you ship.
>>
>> They're part of the Qt4 patch. I don't use cmake for the Qt3 build, for
>> largely the same reasons I got rid of the original scons build system.
>
> Well, maintaining two separ
Hi.
On 01/21/12 09:21, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> I have just uploaded a new dvbcut snapshot to Debian/unstable. you
> might want to consider the distro patches that we are applying:
>
> http://anonscm.debian.org/gitweb/?p=pkg-multimedia/dvbcut.git;a=tree;f=debian/patches
Does the libav patch wo
Hi again,
On 12/31/11 23:11, Malte Schünemann wrote:
>>> From my satellite receiver, I get files as transport stream which I
>>> would like to edit (cut out advertisements). Unfortunately, I always get
>>> from dvbcut
>>>
>>> Unknown file type
>> Which version of dvbcut are you using? You should
Hi!
On 12/01/10 23:41, James Cameron wrote:
[...]
>>> and noticed that
>>> using the arrow keys to move becomes much more responsive if I first use
>>> the play and then stop buttons.
>>
>> You mean, the autorepeat is getting faster?
>
> The response is faster.
>
> I've autorepeat on the X serve
Hi!
On 12/01/10 11:55, James Cameron wrote:
> I'm using dvbcut from Debian, package version 0.5.4+svn20090714-0.2,
> though the window title says 0.6.0-release/166 ...
Then Debian messed up the package version, or you have two versions of
the program installed.
> and noticed that
> using the arr
Hi!
On 08/15/10 12:17, Raik Bieniek wrote:
> i've created a patch for SVN revision 170 that makes it possible to build
> dvbcut with Qt4 libraries. I don't know much about autotools so i used cmake
> as build system.
Thanks. I've added it to the contrib/ subdirectory (for now).
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Hi!
On 07/21/10 11:55, Danny Kukawka wrote:
> On Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, Michael Riepe wrote:
[...]
>> Whether or not you have a filter doesn't matter much in that case -
>> you'll either see all files or none of them, and the latter case is
>> pretty useless any
Hi!
On 07/20/10 21:56, Danny Kukawka wrote:
> On Dienstag, 20. Juli 2010, Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> just in case you missed that... the recognized file extensions can also be
>> changed without changing the source code by editing the filter/loadfilter
>> resource in the ~/.qt/dvbcut.sf
Hi!
On 07/13/10 17:10, Danny Kukawka wrote:
> this patch adds the Kaffeine dvb recording format (*.m2t) to dvbcut.
Thanks.
Just in case: does dvbcut process that format correctly? An extension
like .m2t, .m2ts or .mts often indicates a derivative of the transport
stream format that has slightly
Alexander Winizki wrote:
> Hi,
> I use OpenSuse 11.2. I have checked out the current SVN revision of
> DVBCUT and when I run configure, I get the following output:
>
> a...@bigblue:/home/programs/dvbcut/dvbcut> ./configure
[...]
> checking for main in -lqt-mt... no
> checking for main in -lqt...
Hi!
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> Here is the work by Claus reformed as a patch against SVN. I've removed
> all the whitespace changes that were apparently due to spaces changed to
> tabs by a rogue editor.
I just committed the (heavily modified) patch. In particular, I added a
new helpDialog class
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> On Tue, Feb 03, 2009 at 08:09:48AM +0100, Michael Riepe wrote:
>
>>Thanks, I had made it that far already. But when I ran the program, it
>>dumped core at exit. Some kind of memory corruption, I guess, that needs
>>to be investigated bef
Hi!
> Here is the work by Claus reformed as a patch against SVN. I've removed
> all the whitespace changes that were apparently due to spaces changed to
> tabs by a rogue editor.
Thanks, I had made it that far already. But when I ran the program, it
dumped core at exit. Some kind of memory corru
Hi!
Claus Buchberger wrote:
> to get a little feeling for the code of dvbcut I added a simple help
> menu to the main menu. I don't know how to send a patch, so I zipped all
> 5 changed (and one new) files and attached them to this email.
To create a patch, simply run the command
svn di
Hi!
Claus Buchberger wrote:
> in config.log is the resolution:
> configure:3705: gcc -o conftest -g -O2
> -L/home/download/dvbcut/dvbcut/ffmpeg/lib conftest.c -la52 -lmad >&5
> /usr/local/lib/liba52.a(imdct.o): In function `a52_imdct_init':
> /home/download/dvbcut/liba52/a52dec-0.7.5-cvs/lib
Hi!
Claus Buchberger wrote:
> After installing the liba52 into /usr/local/lib I tried an autoconf and
> ./configure.
> The configure script keeps complaining
>
> checking for a52_init in -la52... no
> configure: error: Did not find required a52 library
>
> Can you give me an hint what I can do
Ladies and gentlemen,
after fiddling with the build system for a while, I bumped up VERSION to
0.6.0. That is, we have a new official release. Yay!
Major changes in the last few commits are:
- scons is gone. configure/make is now the only way to build dvbcut.
- an interoperability problem with e
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
>>>and make the keys configurable in the settings file; in other words keys
>>>that don't have a system assignment and that could be used regardless of
>>>the focus!?
>>
>>I don't know if Qt lets you do that in a portable way.
>
>
> FYI: I am using dvbcut on a GNO
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
>>>Should the main movie window not always react to the arrow keys,
>>>regardless of the focus?
>>
>>No. People expect to be able to use the cursor keys for navigation, i.e.
>>inside menus, lists and other input boxes.
>
>
> Why not use other keys? For example
> b f
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
> In revision 142, the possibility to use the left and right arrow key of
> the keyboard instead of the scroll wheel of the mouse was added to dvbcut.
>
>
> However, it seems to me that they don't always work:
>
> - The arrow keys stop working when I
Hi!
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 12:48:14PM +0100, Michael Riepe wrote:
>
>>You need to "make clean" before you compile r143.
>
>
> Why should that be? No dependency tracking in the make?
You can generate dependencies manually ("m
As I said:
You need to "make clean" before you compile r143.
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 12, 2009 at 08:13:49AM +0100, Michael Riepe wrote:
>
>>qu...@laptop.org wrote:
>>
>>>I did an svn update, it said it was at revision 140. Is that righ
Hi!
qu...@laptop.org wrote:
> I did an svn update, it said it was at revision 140. Is that right?
Probably. Today we're at r143.
[...]
> Test results: works great, much improved over the Debian Lenny version
> 0.5.4. Noted the new keyboard shortcuts for start, stop, and export.
> Tested the n
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> I appended an updated INSTALL file to that email... Michael (BTW, a Happy New
> Year :-)), could you please add it to the repository?
That was r139 - codename "Happy New Year". ;-)
I also added two new configure options, --with-qt3-include and
--with-qt3-lib, whi
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Could you consider adding an item to the export menu to only export the
> audio track?
>
> Or even better: an export mode to export every track (audio and video)
> in a separate file?
Besides losing the synchronization between audio and video, what would
be the
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
>>>Would it be possible to add the possibility to check the opened
>>>stream for data breaks?
>>
>>You mean, missing frames?
>
>
> I don't know exactly what kind of errors could be relevant.
>
>
>
>>We do that for video frames when the file is indexed. If you st
Hi!
Francesco Fumanti wrote:
> Would it be possible to add the possibility to check the opened stream
> for data breaks?
You mean, missing frames? We do that for video frames when the file is
indexed. If you start dvbcut on the command line, you will see the
messages about missing frames.
This
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Did you generate some of your index files with the '-generateidx' switch?
>
> That way index::save() is used to write the index at once after generation
> and
> there I forgot to include writing of the 7 fake pics ...
>
> index::save(int fd, std::string *errors
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Apart from the not allocated/checked space for the 7 fake pics in the index
> (which you already found) I found another thing
>
> Did you generate some of your index files with the '-generateidx' switch?
Yes, I always do that.
> That way index::save() is us
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> ... hmmm ... after indexing and opening about 30+ recordings I found not a
> single
> one with problems!?! And there have been some with lot's of warnings during
> indexing...
Maybe because your input files are different somehow (I don't use a
Topfield receiver
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>Done. Welcome to r135.
>>
>>There's no need to recompile dvbcut, though. The outbuffer::open
>>function isn't used, so this patch has no effect at all.
>
>
> ... except breaking the windows build! ;-)
>
> buffer.cpp: In member function `int outbuffer::open(const
Hi!
fabrice wrote:
> Also, I've been obliged to make a patch to fix compilation errors with
> the actual svn content:
> Index: dvbcut-0.5.4/src/buffer.cpp
> ===
> --- dvbcut-0.5.4.orig/src/buffer.cpp2008-10-10 05:24:49.0
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> any idea what went wrong and/or under what conditions that corrupted files
> have been produced? Can you reproduce it?
I have no idea what's causing it. Only some of the index files are bad;
I guess there must be an error somewhere in the index generation or
loadin
Hi!
Michael Riepe wrote:
>>BTW, r133 is not yet commited... ;-)
>
> Oops... but now it is. :-)
As it turned out, that wasn't such a good idea. I noticed that r133
generated several bad index files (ones that r133 itself was unable to
open). Therefore, I turned off generation
Hi!
fabrice wrote:
> I've been packaging DVBCut for Ubuntu, but for better integration, I
> need an icon, to be able to display it in the Audio and video section of
> gnome menu.
>
> Is there an official icon?
Nope, sorry.
> Also, I've been obliged to make a patch to fix compilation errors w
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> BTW, r133 is not yet commited... ;-)
Oops... but now it is. :-)
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Hi!
> please find attached a patch I started a while ago when Alexander Winizki
> wrote his "New Features Request" and which I forgot until now ...
>
> It adds some picture infos about current resolution, fps and aspect ratio
> below every displayed picture (inbetween the 2 go-buttons/timestamps
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am Sonntag, 5. Oktober 2008 schrieb Claus Buchberger:
>
>>... I substituted the goinput and and the gobutton with a QSpinbox so it is
>>quite easy
>>to skip from one picture to the next or previous and find the right
>>place for setting the
>>cut marks.
>>
Hi!
Claus Buchberger wrote:
> Hello developers,
> since nobody seems to have done a port to Qt 4 of this useful tool I did
> it the last week.
> I was not able to compile the new sources with scons because I didn't
> use this tool before
> and I'm not familiar with the configuration of this tool
Hi!
James Cameron wrote:
> An export to a full filesystem appears to succeed, but the resulting
> files are empty.
>
> This is caused by no return status checking on the mpegmuxer::flush
> calls to write(), at lines 300 and 365.
Yep, that's a bug. Please try the attached patch.
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Hi!
Alexander Winizki wrote:
> Michael Riepe wrote
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>Which version do you use, how are the values of $LANG, $LC_CTYPE and
>>$LC_ALL, which file system type, which mount options, and how is the
>>filename encoded?
>>
>
> [EMAIL
Hi!
Alexander Winizki wrote:
> Please, can you be more specific here? Do you really know a tool that
> selectively re- encodes single GOPs (those outside the DVD
> specification) and copies all others 1:1 to the output without re- encoding?
Not selectively, sorry. The programs I know seem to r
Hi!
Alexander Winizki wrote:
> Hi,
> what do you think about the following new feature requests:
>
> 1) Optionally, DVBCUT shoul also re- encode all GOPs that do not comply
> with the DVD specification, this means GOPs that are too long or have a
> too high bitrate (above 8000 Kbps).
I see no
Hi!
Which version do you use, how are the values of $LANG, $LC_CTYPE and
$LC_ALL, which file system type, which mount options, and how is the
filename encoded?
Alexander Winizki wrote:
> Hi,
>
> if I try to open a file containing non-ASCII characters in its name, for
> instance German Umlauts o
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
> BTW: Does it matter how much i strip? 4 or 8 bytes?
4 bytes should be enough - unless the PE marker appears twice.
> Whats the easiest way for
> stripping? I used 'dd bs=1 count= if=... of=...' , but with a
> blocksize of one byte it takes very long to copy the whole par
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
>>>Just to clarify things here: It is possible to open more than one
>>>mpg-file together and cut them as one in dvbcut and export it as one
>>>movie, right? Can that be deactivated in config, too?
>>
>>That only works if they are parts of the same recording (i.e. have
>>consec
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
>>Can you provide us a small part from the end of the first video and the
>>beginning from the second? Of course cutted with 'dd' and not dvbcut or
>>some other video editing tool!
>
>
> Yes, i can. Here it is the last 2MB of part1 and the first 2MB of part2 (its
> right in
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
> Oh, i just tried to load that concatenated mpg to dvbcut. It just loads that
> what was my first part.
Did you generate a new index for the concatenated mpg?
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Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
> Just to clarify things here: It is possible to open more than one mpg-file
> together and cut them as one in dvbcut and export it as one movie, right? Can
> that be deactivated in config, too?
That only works if they are parts of the same recording (i.e. have
consecutive
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
> i do not get it work. My movie is named part01.mpg to part 07.mpg.
> Ive tried to start dvbcut with
>
> dvbcut part01.mpg part02.mpg part03.mpg ... part 07.mpg
>
> When the programmwindow shows up, it asks where to save the index-file. After
> that, only part0
Hi!
L. Weiss wrote:
> Hmmm... i just tested SVN (rev. 125), it doesnt worked to load multible
> files.
> Not in command line and not from the GUI, it just indexes the first given and
> thats the only that is exported, too. Did i make sth. wrong?
How can we know until you tell us what exactly
Hi!
Lukas wrote:
> There are just some features missing:
>
> First, my recording was cutted in 650MB Parts, so i had 7 different parts to
> open, save index, look for ads, cut and export them. Result was still 7
> parts, now without ads, but very much breakes (because of cutting and
> file-br
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
[dvbcut/gettext]
> But how do you want to solve this? I don't know a solution to use qt and
> "normal" c++
> i18n without working in parallel.
> How should that be done?
I need to check that - maybe we can override/replace the default
translator, or something like that.
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
>>>In case we're going to use Qt's translation mechanism in the first place.
>
> That would be the easiest solution.
But also the worst one. What if we want to add a gtk+ GUI one day? Or a
*real* command-line version without the GUI overhead? The former is
already on my
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> I just had a quick look at main.cpp. I saw that a QApplication object is
> created after
> the processing of the command line arguments. That is sensible, because QT
> doesn't
> need to be loaded to process cli-arguments.
Besides that, there is a command line mode tha
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
@Michael: Maybe you could start adding the _()?
>>>
>>>If I find the time...
>
>
> We don't need to do the work twice.
Of course not.
> Please tell me, when you start with it. Also I'll tell you, when I'll find
> some time.
Okay. But it will take a while.
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Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
>>>While we're talking about it - wasn't there a build issue with older
>>>versions of scons?
>
>
> Yeah, you're right. You should mention that on the webpage and in some files.
I thought Sven had mentioned the version requirements somewhere. Must
have been on the list
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> However,... on my system (Suse 10.1) there's also a build problem/bug... I
> have to delete the directory "ffmpeg" manually prior to every make-call.
While we're talking about it - wasn't there a build issue with older
versions of scons?
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Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> Michael Riepe schrieb:
>
>>>Martin Ereth wrote:
>>>
>>>>The problem is, that the .cpp and .h files of the ui's aren't there.
>>>
>>>But they should. Do you use the default build system (scons)?
>
>
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
>>>Yep... the missing files should have been created automatically by moc
>>>and/or uil. Is Qt3 installed in one of the standard locations?
>
>
> Hm. It is installed in /usr/qt/3. The standard qmake/uic/... is of qt4.
> But I was able to build dvbcut at April 6th this ye
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> The problem is, that the .cpp and .h files of the ui's aren't there.
But they should. Do you use the default build system (scons)?
> I found out he
> following:
> I can use the uic-tool to generate these files. Fortunately there is an
> option called
> -tr , which tak
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> I think that the text from there is copied 1 by 1 without any change.
No, there is a built-in translation mechanism. It works like gettext,
but it doesn't seem to be compatible with it.
> But I can't test it, because I can't build the current svn (error at [1].
> Ther
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>Do we need the right one at all?
>
> No, of course not... just thought you want to have it because of
> optical/symetry reasons... ;-)
Yes. But there are a lot of semantic problems with it. E.g. what's the
correct type to display if the list is empty? Or when the
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> I read that dvbcut may be included at least in SUSE. To support this step it
> would be
> great when dvbcut is available in different languages.
Yep.
> But that can't be done in some minutes: At first dvbcut has to be
> internationalized
> (i18n) and then it can be l
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>Welcome to r90.
>
>
> Ups,... guess this will be a short-lived revision... ever scrolled through the
> video frame-by-frame?
Yes...
> The output frame type differs from the input frame type even if between
> start/stop-markers... whenever one of both is an I fr
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>On the other hand, I could commit it now and wait for feedback from the
>>list...
>
> Yes, that's maybe better, since I'm nearly finished with the reading of the
> TS
> bookmarks and wanted to make the patch against a recent version...
As you may have noticed,
Okay...
the new layout is there. The right input field is not active yet - I'll
add that function later.
Welcome to r90.
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Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
[Suse]
> No,... guess it was to late for this release, which is already available
> since
> october 4th! Maybe in the next (11.0) releasse... so we have time to prepare
> an official DVBcut release 0.5.5 or du you think they will inlcude some SVN
> revision?
Som
Hi!
Sven Over wrote:
> I was pointed to a few things by an e-mail from Frank Seidel, telling me
> changes there were needed to make dvbcut compile in their "internal
> buildservice". Considering his e-mail address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]), it looks
> like
> DVBCUT will become part of the SuSE dist
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>>But I'm not sure if the audio/video-properties change is still a reliable
>>>method to detect them. Nowadays also commercials have a DD track...
>>
>>Not on DVB-T, as far as I can tell.
>
> Maybe it also depends on the sender... just noticed it recently on Pro7...
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> I dream of a "show me where the commercials are"-button!
> Or setting automatically bookmarks after indexing at that positions...
I've been thinking about that since I used dvbcut for the first time.
> But I'm not sure if the audio/video-properties change is still
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> guess you've missed a reference to '-' as savename of the index file in
> index::generate() (index.cpp)... not that it would matter, but just to keep
> the code clean... ;-)
I deliberately did not remove that piece of code.
There is a time for everything, and a s
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> PERFECT! :)
I hope so ;)
By the way: I also updated the MSI installer at
http://www.mr511.de/dvbcut/dvbcut.msi to r75.
That reminds me that we still need a nice logo. Using the original DVB
logo is not an option, unfortunately (for legal reasons).
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Hi!
As I had already suspected, the simple approach Ralph suggested doesn't
work correctly in all cases - sometimes I got broken indices. The reason
was an incompatibility between multi-file mode and input through a pipe.
Therefore, there is now a separate reading routine for pipes and other
spec
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> Am Donnerstag, 4. Oktober 2007 09:02 schrieb Michael Riepe:
>
>>>>dvbcut -generateidx -idx OUTPUT.ts.idx \
>>>> <(tsfilter >>
>>>That's also only working dvbcut is capable of dealing with stdin, which
&
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> H,...
> I'm not quiet sure if you understood my points... ;-)
Of course I did.
> Am Mittwoch, 3. Oktober 2007 23:39 schrieb Michael Riepe:
>
>>>tsfilter >>OUTPUT.ts.idx -
>>>
>>>when I noticed that this isn&#
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> I recently had a bunch of recordings which I wanted to copy & index at the
> same time with a cool command line like:
>
> tsfilter
> when I noticed that this isn't no more possible! :-(
Not this way, at least. If you're using bash or ksh, you may try this one:
Solved.
The latest scons did the trick...
I wrote:
> Hmm...
>
> can you also tell me why it doesn't build anymore? After the update to
> r30, it suddenly tries to link with src/*.ui (which is of course
> impossible). After cleaning the build directory, it doesn't generate new
> src/*base.h files
Hmm...
can you also tell me why it doesn't build anymore? After the update to
r30, it suddenly tries to link with src/*.ui (which is of course
impossible). After cleaning the build directory, it doesn't generate new
src/*base.h files either, and therefore I get lots of missing #include
errors.
It
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
[...]
> I saw that i18n is quite difficult with scons. There are not that much
> howto's in the
> net. I don't know wheter it is possible to i18n a scons-project or not.
> What about moving from scons to cmake, like the whole KDE-project did?
I'm not very familiar with sc
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
>>On an Athlon64, -fomit-frame-pointer doesn't really make sense. But it
>>shouldn't harm either.
>
>
> Can you tell me why, please? I read [1] and what you said isn't mentioned
> there... :-)
Its primary reason is to free another register on machines that suffer
from
Hi!
Martin Ereth wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I just wanted to export the video I recorded. I marked the commercials and
> started the
> export. The memory usage is between 5 and 20%, CPU usage between 5 and 20%.
>
> At 45% the progress bar stops, top shows a memory usage of 85% (increasing).
> (Here t
I just committed all existing patches (0-12).
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