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g++ -pthread -Wall -fPIC -D_REENTRANT -I/usr/local/include -I/usr/local/include/mlt -c -o MltConsumer.o MltConsumer.cpp
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I think you are trying to install MLT++ but have an older MLT version installed on your system. MLT++ is looking for MLT in /usr/locale/include.
Please make sure to install MLT and MLT++ that have the same version number (currently 0.3.2 is latest stable release). You can try to remove the mlt folder in /usr/local/include and the libmlt* in /usr/locale/lib, then reinstall MLT and MLT++ regards |
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Don't forget to remove /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/mlt... and /usr/lib/pkgconfig/mlt... I know this sounds a little bit confusing, but this is the source of many installation problems. |
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Thanks guys, deleting the /usr/lib/pkgconfig/mlt.... files, now mlt & mlt++ both make now. Next problem, just kdenlive to go HOWEVER the 'compiling from source' sticky link is now dead so I can't follow the instructions to download kdenlive from svn or how to build it. The compiling instructions were there a day or so ago. Can you please direct me to where the build instructions are now. :-) Thanks |
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Sorry, I was working on the doc.
Sorry for the inconvenience. |
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Jean-Michel
Thanks, no inconvenience at all, we're all very pleased to have a promising NLE for Linux. :-)
I've rebuilt everything now, successfully, but on start up after choosing a format / new file kdenlive crashes with:
kbuildsycoca running... :-(
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Have you tried to use the kdenlive_builder_wizard yet and just target a place in your home dir (as opposed to /usr/local)? It will create a more isolated environment and avoid linking or loading from wrong versions. |
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Dan
Thanks for the suggestion, I was going to pass kdenlive by again as I've just had so much trouble trying to compile from svn since 0.5 but I gave the script a try and success of coarse. :-) Really great script congrats to those creating it. :-)
I was able to render out a DV Wide progressive video from the HDV source material which was my initial goal, so I'm really pleased. :-)
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Just had the same problem too after compiling the source; worked after removing the libraries! Thanks! Simon |
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