Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> OK, I did it Suse10.3... as expected it took a while until it worked (it
> totally messup the grub/menu.lst so I couldn't boot windows anymore among
> other stuff which only worked after updating the newly upraded distro and
> fixing lots of dependencies
Hi,
just for your information...
Am Samstag, 22. März 2008 schrieb Ralph Glasstetter:
>
> > Can you upgrade Qt3 to the latest version?
>
> Not so easy,... at least not with the regular package managment!
> First have to upgrade to Suse 10.3 since for 10.1 QT3 has been frozen to
> 3.3.5... but I a
Hi,
Am Samstag, 22. März 2008 13:28 schrieb Michael Riepe:
> > Guess the last is the correct one, since it's in the same place than the
> > installed libraries.
>
> Yep, it's got to be the last one because we're using Qt 3. The others
> are from Qt 4.
OK,... wasn't aware that I ever installed QT
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>Before I continue, please note that I had to commit r120 today - some
>>earlier release broke the Windows build. :-(...
>
>
> Hmmm,... r116 seemed to be ok...
Of course - that was before the changes that broke it.
> But thanks for reminding me... I forgot to co
Hi!
Before I continue, please note that I had to commit r120 today - some
earlier release broke the Windows build. :-(
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
>>You mean, you actually see the "file:" prefix inside the dialog box?
>
>
> Exactly...
Shit.
>>That never happened to me.
>
>
> Hmmm... try readi
Hi,
Am Freitag, 21. März 2008 11:56 schrieb Michael Riepe:
> Hi!
>
> Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> > it seems that you've introduced a little bug with this...
>
> Argh :-(
>
> > I'm ususally reading/opening the movie from an readonly disk, and
> > when the idx filename is suggested (NOW with a prepe
Hi!
Ralph Glasstetter wrote:
> it seems that you've introduced a little bug with this...
Argh :-(
> I'm ususally reading/opening the movie from an readonly disk, and
> when the idx filename is suggested (NOW with a prepended "file:"
> in front of the filename) I'm changing the directory and hi
Hi Michael,
it seems that you've introduced a little bug with this...
I'm ususally reading/opening the movie from an readonly disk, and
when the idx filename is suggested (NOW with a prepended "file:"
in front of the filename) I'm changing the directory and hit "Save".
What happens is that dvbc
Uh...
I checked the strace log (thanks to David for providing it), and it's
the index file that can't be opened. With a name like
"stargate.2008-02-28.23://./31:02.mpg.idx" one probably had to expect
that. ;-)
After a little digging I found out that it's the file dialog that causes
problems. It t
Hi everybody!
Now that CeBIT is over, it's time to deal with other things again...
David Timms wrote:
> qt-3.3.8b-2.fc8
[...]
> Actually ext3fs over lvm:
> /dev/mapper/VolGroup00-lvmedia on /home/media type ext3 (rw)
> /dev/mapper/vg2-lvbigdisk on /home/bigdisk type ext3 (rw)
[...]
> fedora 8: L
Michael Riepe wrote:
...
> I just checked it on my Linux system (using Qt 3.3.7), and I can open
> files with ":" in them by just specifying the name or full path (e.g.
> /disk/sda/6/DVB/A:B.ts). I can also open them from the File/Open dialog.
qt-3.3.8b-2.fc8
> The problem might be caused by the f
Hmm...
David Timms wrote:
> Michael Riepe wrote:
>
>>Does prefixing the filename with "file://" work?
>
> I like your thinking !
So do I - if it helps ;-(
> dvbcut
> file:///home/bigdisk/media/dvb/program/program.2008-03-02.22\:26\:48.mpg
>
> dvbcut
> file://home/bigdisk/media/dvb/program/p
Michael Riepe wrote:
> Does prefixing the filename with "file://" work?
I like your thinking !
dvbcut
file:///home/bigdisk/media/dvb/program/program.2008-03-02.22\:26\:48.mpg
dvbcut
file://home/bigdisk/media/dvb/program/program.2008-03-02.22\:26\:48.mpg
dvbcut
file:/home/bigdisk/media/dvb/pro
Hi!
David Timms wrote:
> I tried using dvbcut on some mpeg files with names like:
> programs.2007-12-01.19:31:26.mpg
> first_part_of_name19:35.mpg
>
> For example File|Open|first_part_of_name19:35.mpg
> gives:
> Error:
> X The protocol 'first_part_of_name19' is not supported
> OK.
Ouch.
[...]
Hi,
I tried using dvbcut on some mpeg files with names like:
programs.2007-12-01.19:31:26.mpg
first_part_of_name19:35.mpg
For example File|Open|first_part_of_name19:35.mpg
gives:
Error:
X The protocol 'first_part_of_name19' is not supported
OK.
When OK is clicked:
Error creating index - dvbcut
X
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