Cinelerra-HV 7.1 has been released
For those who may be interested, Cinelerra-HV 7.1 has been released. "1/22/19 - Cinelerra 7.1 Exporting of H.265 video in Quicktime. Seeking for MKV/WEBM files. More bugs fixed." http://heroinewarrior.com/cinelerra.php
Interesting, thanks for the news. I don't think CinGG has anything more to do with quicktime, so maybe it's a useless update for us. Who can explain to me what it is: "Seeking for MKV/WEBM files"?
With some review by GG yesterday in hopes of finding something usable, here is some disappointing feedback. *1/22/19 - Cinelerra 7.1 Exporting of H.265 video in Quicktime. ...*
I don't think CinGG has anything more to do with quicktime,
The developers at ffmpeg take care of quicktime which Cin-gg takes advantage of -- codecs is what they do and they are truly experts. *...Seeking for MKV/WEBM files*
Who can explain to me what it is: "Seeking for MKV/WEBM files"?
Seeking is just non-sequential read, i.e. changing the position of the insertion pointer on the timeline*. * BTW, as far as I was able to see, hv has not been able to do any seeks going backwards for a long time. *...More bugs fixed.* - After spending at least 2 hours getting 7.1 to compile in Fedora, gg was able to actually run it but only in debug mode and then still got a SEGV quite quickly. Finally got mpeg/ts media loaded and it would play sequentially. After another 3 hours of looking for potential usable bug fixes there was nothing that made any sense to port. - There is 1 new plugin, spheretranslate, which is surprising because it seems like it should have been put into the spherecam plugin. - It seems most of the differences are modification of window_h and window_w from 100 to DP(100), i.e. a hard-coded number to a potential variable scaled size. According to gg, this was not a very good way to do that and is much better done another way. Eventually a true scaling operation, along with "strings" will be put into cin-gg. so maybe it's a useless update for us. And for everyone else. In my opinion, the smart thing to do would be for both hv and cv to adopt gg as a good starting point so there is cinelerra software that all users can use and the confusion is ended once and for all. But I guess we all know by now that that is never going to happen. (Phyllis ONLY)
В сообщении от Sunday 27 January 2019 21:38:23 Phyllis Smith написал(а):
With some review by GG yesterday in hopes of finding something usable, here is some disappointing feedback.
*1/22/19 - Cinelerra 7.1 Exporting of H.265 video in Quicktime. ...*
I don't think CinGG has anything more to do with quicktime,
The developers at ffmpeg take care of quicktime which Cin-gg takes advantage of -- codecs is what they do and they are truly experts. *...Seeking for MKV/WEBM files*
Who can explain to me what it is: "Seeking for MKV/WEBM files"?
Seeking is just non-sequential read, i.e. changing the position of the insertion pointer on the timeline*. * BTW, as far as I was able to see, hv has not been able to do any seeks going backwards for a long time.
*...More bugs fixed.* - After spending at least 2 hours getting 7.1 to compile in Fedora, gg was able to actually run it but only in debug mode and then still got a SEGV quite quickly.
I wanted to see 4k and 5k themes and possibly titler changes... but ... I was not so lucky. It still segfaults for me at very start (32-bit build) and waits for something forever if started from root ------------------- guest@slax:/dev/shm/cinelerra-7.1/bin$ ./cinelerra Cinelerra 7.1 (C)2019 Adam Williams Cinelerra is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions. There is absolutely no warranty for Cinelerra. *** Error in `./cinelerra': free(): invalid next size (fast): 0x0b87fe80 *** ======= Backtrace: ========= /lib/libc.so.6(+0x71220)[0xf77e1220] /lib/libc.so.6(+0x7ba03)[0xf77eba03] /lib/libc.so.6(cfree+0x58)[0xf77f0568] ./cinelerra(_ZN10FileSystem12parse_tildasEPSs+0x60)[0x94b75d0] ./cinelerra(_ZN10FileSystem13complete_pathEPSs+0x29)[0x94b7719] ./cinelerra(_ZN11PreferencesC1Ev+0x163)[0x8335ca3] ./cinelerra(_ZN7MWindow16init_preferencesEv+0x1f)[0x82e133f] ./cinelerra(_ZN7MWindow14create_objectsEiiPc+0x44)[0x82e6064] ./cinelerra(main+0x632)[0x8215052] /lib/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0x107)[0xf77886a7] ./cinelerra[0x8215de5] ======= Memory map: ======== [skip] ----------------------------- Chnages to make it compile included adding #include <cstring> in cinelerra-7.1/cinelerra/file.h and cinelerra-7.1/cinelerra/videodevice.h and also small change disabling vaapi and vdpau for embedded copy of ffmpeg: # 052906 cd thirdparty/ffmpeg* && ./configure --enable-pthreads --enable-gpl --disable-ffplay --extra-cflags=-I$TOPDIR/$LIBFAAD_PATH/include --extra-libs=-L$TOPDIR/$LIBFAAD_PATH/libfaad/.libs/ --disable-ffserver --disable-vaapi --disable-vdpau --disable-ffplay in cinelerra-7.1/quicktime/configure -------------- plus modification of "install" target install: <------>$(MAKE) -C plugins install <------>cp libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3dump libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3peek libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3toc libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3cat bin <------>cp quicktime/$(OBJDIR)/make_streamable bin <------>$(MAKE) -C po install <------>$(MAKE) -C doc install <------>cp COPYING README bin <------>cp thirdparty/festival/src/main/festival bin <------>cp -a thirdparty/festival/lib bin/ <------>cp -a models bin <------>cd bin && find -name '.svn' -exec rm -r {} \; -prune <------>cp cinelerra/Cinelerra_factory bin in cinelerra-7.1/build/Makefile.cinelerra (OBJDIR was hardcoded to x86_64)
Finally got mpeg/ts media loaded and it would play sequentially. After another 3 hours of looking for potential usable bug fixes there was nothing that made any sense to port. - There is 1 new plugin, spheretranslate, which is surprising because it seems like it should have been put into the spherecam plugin. - It seems most of the differences are modification of window_h and window_w from 100 to DP(100), i.e. a hard-coded number to a potential variable scaled size. According to gg, this was not a very good way to do that and is much better done another way. Eventually a true scaling operation, along with "strings" will be put into cin-gg.
so maybe it's a useless update for us.
And for everyone else. In my opinion, the smart thing to do would be for both hv and cv to adopt gg as a good starting point so there is cinelerra software that all users can use and the confusion is ended once and for all. But I guess we all know by now that that is never going to happen. (Phyllis ONLY)
Hi Andrew, I did manage to get a version that would read mpeg media, but I was surprised by the number of problems. The big one is that the compiler (on my devel sys, fc30) fails when the code is optimized and there are warning: no return statement in function returning non-void [-Wreturn-type] errors... the hv code has a very high number of these warns, and they generate bad code when optimized. The build procedure I used: mkdir /tmp/hv7 cd /tmp/hv7 tar -xf /root/Downloads/cinelerra-7.1-src.tar.xz cd cinelerra-7.1/ patch -p1 < /tmp/hv7.patch ./configure make -j12 gg On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 9:53 AM Andrew Randrianasulu <[email protected]> wrote:
В сообщении от Sunday 27 January 2019 21:38:23 Phyllis Smith написал(а):
With some review by GG yesterday in hopes of finding something usable, here is some disappointing feedback.
*1/22/19 - Cinelerra 7.1 Exporting of H.265 video in Quicktime. ...*
I don't think CinGG has anything more to do with quicktime,
The developers at ffmpeg take care of quicktime which Cin-gg takes advantage of -- codecs is what they do and they are truly experts. *...Seeking for MKV/WEBM files*
Who can explain to me what it is: "Seeking for MKV/WEBM files"?
Seeking is just non-sequential read, i.e. changing the position of the insertion pointer on the timeline*. * BTW, as far as I was able to see, hv has not been able to do any seeks going backwards for a long time.
*...More bugs fixed.* - After spending at least 2 hours getting 7.1 to compile in Fedora, gg was able to actually run it but only in debug mode and then still got a SEGV quite quickly.
I wanted to see 4k and 5k themes and possibly titler changes... but ... I was not so lucky. It still segfaults for me at very start (32-bit build) and waits for something forever if started from root
------------------- guest@slax:/dev/shm/cinelerra-7.1/bin$ ./cinelerra Cinelerra 7.1 (C)2019 Adam Williams
Cinelerra is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and you are welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain conditions. There is absolutely no warranty for Cinelerra. *** Error in `./cinelerra': free(): invalid next size (fast): 0x0b87fe80 *** ======= Backtrace: ========= /lib/libc.so.6(+0x71220)[0xf77e1220] /lib/libc.so.6(+0x7ba03)[0xf77eba03] /lib/libc.so.6(cfree+0x58)[0xf77f0568] ./cinelerra(_ZN10FileSystem12parse_tildasEPSs+0x60)[0x94b75d0] ./cinelerra(_ZN10FileSystem13complete_pathEPSs+0x29)[0x94b7719] ./cinelerra(_ZN11PreferencesC1Ev+0x163)[0x8335ca3] ./cinelerra(_ZN7MWindow16init_preferencesEv+0x1f)[0x82e133f] ./cinelerra(_ZN7MWindow14create_objectsEiiPc+0x44)[0x82e6064] ./cinelerra(main+0x632)[0x8215052] /lib/libc.so.6(__libc_start_main+0x107)[0xf77886a7] ./cinelerra[0x8215de5] ======= Memory map: ======== [skip]
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Chnages to make it compile included adding
#include <cstring>
in cinelerra-7.1/cinelerra/file.h and cinelerra-7.1/cinelerra/videodevice.h
and also small change disabling vaapi and vdpau for embedded copy of ffmpeg:
# 052906 cd thirdparty/ffmpeg* && ./configure --enable-pthreads --enable-gpl --disable-ffplay --extra-cflags=-I$TOPDIR/$LIBFAAD_PATH/include --extra-libs=-L$TOPDIR/$LIBFAAD_PATH/libfaad/.libs/ --disable-ffserver --disable-vaapi --disable-vdpau --disable-ffplay
in
cinelerra-7.1/quicktime/configure --------------
plus modification of "install" target
install: <------>$(MAKE) -C plugins install <------>cp libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3dump libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3peek libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3toc libmpeg3/$(OBJDIR)/mpeg3cat bin <------>cp quicktime/$(OBJDIR)/make_streamable bin <------>$(MAKE) -C po install <------>$(MAKE) -C doc install <------>cp COPYING README bin <------>cp thirdparty/festival/src/main/festival bin <------>cp -a thirdparty/festival/lib bin/ <------>cp -a models bin <------>cd bin && find -name '.svn' -exec rm -r {} \; -prune <------>cp cinelerra/Cinelerra_factory bin
in
cinelerra-7.1/build/Makefile.cinelerra (OBJDIR was hardcoded to x86_64)
Finally got mpeg/ts media loaded and it would play sequentially. After another 3 hours of looking for potential usable bug fixes there was nothing that made any sense to port. - There is 1 new plugin, spheretranslate, which is surprising because it seems like it should have been put into the spherecam plugin. - It seems most of the differences are modification of window_h and window_w from 100 to DP(100), i.e. a hard-coded number to a potential variable scaled size. According to gg, this was not a very good way to do that and is much better done another way. Eventually a true scaling operation, along with "strings" will be put into cin-gg.
so maybe it's a useless update for us.
And for everyone else. In my opinion, the smart thing to do would be for both hv and cv to adopt gg as a good starting point so there is cinelerra software that all users can use and the confusion is ended once and for all. But I guess we all know by now that that is never going to happen. (Phyllis ONLY)
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According to initial findings, I have unfortunately managed to install it. What I've heard from other people is that there are hardly any changes to version 7.0. I really hoped that new features would be added, especially the tracking software of people and their movements would have been interesting for Cinelerra. Sam Am 27.01.19 um 05:34 schrieb Pierre autourduglobe:
For those who may be interested, Cinelerra-HV 7.1 has been released.
"1/22/19 - Cinelerra 7.1 Exporting of H.265 video in Quicktime. Seeking for MKV/WEBM files. More bugs fixed."
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