On Sunday, May 29, 2022, Phyllis Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
That is so very good. Hopefully, this means that CinGG too will still compile and contnue to run 20 years from now.
yeah, withd some dedicated persons... or may be by that time some coding AI will dobthis conversion! Anyway, in absence of such AI i pushed few more fixes, so now it should build on x86_64 out of the box with ./configure --no-mmx note, you might need glib1-dev installed, it installed on Slackware-15 live dvd, not sure about other distros. Before x11 capture you might want to create your capture file at 0 size by saying 'touch myfile' and let broadcast2000 overwrite it (for some reason automatic capture file creation does not work / broken?)
On Sun, May 29, 2022 at 1:21 AM Andrew Randrianasulu via Cin < [email protected]> wrote:
Or at least it do on my machine (i586 Slackware)
https://github.com/Randrianasulu/broadcast2000
of course format support very limited, like mjpeg/dv/yuv/rgb for quicktime video, no mp3 or vorbis or mpeg4...
But it seems to work and even recording from screen!
Speed is nothing to write home about - may be 6-8 fps for 1920x1080p mjpeg and fade + brightness plugins set on video track.
Audio also may not work (I tried to use aoss, you can change it to padsp or something if you run pulseaudio)
Main hazard was missing returns in many, many functions - without them I only was able to run bcast2000 without any optimizations when compiled with gcc 11.2. Now I added A LOT of those 'return 0' (hopefully in right places!) and optimized build seems to work!
Still might crash with ffmpeg's default yuv444/yuv422 mjpegs - but it works if you set - pix_fmt to yuv420. mpeg files require manual TOC creations - watch out terminal output.
I think after visiting every single in 51 plugins I appreciate much more amount of work put into this ancient program! -- Cin mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cinelerra-gg.org/mailman/listinfo/cin