My apologies, it should be fixed now.

hi all,

Drumar, I have created an slackware64 package too here http://cfdev.org/slackbuilds/
but at first KdenLive display an red cross "avFormat FFmpeg" ? ffmpeg is already install...maybe my ffmpeg configuration isn't correct ?

and if I continue In the second windows FFmpeg to webcam is correctly recognizes, but in Kdenlive when I add an new clip "*.mpg" tell me "*.mpg video is missing or not supported"...

thanks

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It's ok, my slackware configuration is bad, now with slackware64 13.0, my SB run perfectly in this order ffmpeg,mlt,Kdenlive

sorry Bye

To keep you folks updated; I will create a kdenlive-0.7.7 package after this weekend; unfortunately my agenda is quite full around this time of the year, hence the -hopefully- short wait. I will make an update post over here to keep you informed.

First of all my apologies for the long wait. But, I guess it was worth it... go grab your kdenlive 0.7.7 and leave your comments and suggestions here...

Unfortunately I have not been able to do work out a good solution for issues that arise when you install against later releases of the dependencies yet (as mentioned earlier in this thread) However, if you stick to the stuff provided, all should be nice.

Better await a build 2, it seems the file /usr/share/applications/kde4/kdenlive.desktop (and maybe others as well) is corrupt, causing much functionality loss in kde4. You have been warned!

After a reboot this issue seemed to have resolved itself; what exactly has gone wrong in the 1st place I have no clue... but a reboot fixed it all... the package is safe to install; rendered some projects for testing and this seems to go fine. So far no issues encountered here... except the kde issue that was solved with a reboot.

My suggestion is that this had to do with some files that were replaced by root, while having been logged in as a normal user; requiring a full kde restart... but so far it's only speculating...

... and a short wait later we have: kdenlive-0.7.7.1; check the download -> packages -> slackware section

Hi all !

Also, you can compile directly the source code with my SlackBuilds :

http://www.kdenlive.org/forum/kdenlive-0771-slackware-130-slackbuild

bye.

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