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Hey all, I am running Kdenlive 0.7 beta on Ubuntu 8.10 beta. The software looks really promising. Question: I read that 0.7 supports screen movies. I have looked on the site and in the product and cannot figure out how to do it. Any ideas? Thanks, Ben |
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Screen movies? What do you mean by that? |
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I think the term used on the site is screen grab: Quote:
Capture I have been looking for a usable open source product that runs on Ubuntu that lets me do two things I currently do with Camtasia Studio 5.0 on Windows:
Thanks a bunch. The new release and the drupal site look great. Ben [/] |
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Basically you just have to do as it says: add --enable-x11grab to ffmpeg configure line. When you run your Kdenlive, you click on "Capture monitor", then select "Screen grab" from the drop down menu, then click the record button, and follow the instructions. There is a page in the settings, where you can set some options for screen capture. Note, that if you used the wizard to compile Kdenlive, there are currently no way to enable screen grab. I have a new version of the Wizard ready, but is waiting for jb to implement some minor changes in Kdenlive before I want to release it. |
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medman wrote:
I noticed yesterday that although I am able to select screeb grab in the capture monitor (as described also above), upon pressing the record button nothing is really captured. What I do: - Press the record button. Could you perhaps try the new version of the Wizard I have just uploaded? There was an issue with the wizard _not_ updating the settings for MLT in Kdenlive - perhaps this is related. Thanks, Mads |
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medman wrote:
Perhaps I should recompile kdenlive as well after recompiling FFmpeg? Hi again Yes, sorry, you are probably right about the x11grab and enabled by default. My bad. Apologies, should have mentioned it, things went a little fast there. Will enable by default in next version. Could I ask you to email me the log from the run, where you failed to install? Also, what distro/version are you running? And, what version of KDE are you _running_, and what version are you trying to compile against? (if you are running kde3, kde-config should tell, otherwise kde4-config). Also, could you try to run the wizard without installing as root, and trying to install into /tmp/kdenlive (The page titled "Compile options", just write /tmp/kdenlive in the Install dir. Then test that install. If it works, we will take it from there! Thanks in advance. |
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medman wrote:
Hi, Thanks. Could you: a) Try a non-root install to /tmp/kdenlive as suggested above b) do this for me in a terminal and paste the output: Thanks Mads |
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medman wrote:
Option 2 that is as non-root trying to install in /tmp/kdenlive also fails when x11 grab support is enabeld: Hi again. Ignore option a) in my previous post - we have crossed eachother. I think this error may occur, because you have some files owned by root in your source folder? Could that be? Perhaps ffmpeg is so organized, that files get copied during the "make install" step, to the source dir, by the current id, that could explain it. Perhaps you could try to provide a completely clean directory for the sources, that is, use e.g. /tmp for the sources too. That would mean some time spent downloading the source files, but at least we could make sure that root ownership issues was not an issue. |
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medman wrote:
$ kdesudo --help Ok, thanks. Your version of kdesudo - which I really suspect is kdesu - does not support the --comment option. I will make a new version of the wizard that checks for --comment in the help output. I may be done with this in 15 minutes, and will upload a "special" version, which I would really like for you to try. |
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medman wrote:
OK I will await the special version and then start that one including new downloads in a new folder and give it another try. Would be great to know what it says from completely pristine dirs. I have no real idea what --enable-x11grab requires - I just googled a bit, and it seems there may be some more magic one has to do in some cases. Anyway, please find attached a "special" version of the wizard, that tests for --comment to kdesudo. I would very much appreciate the log from a run into empty directories with this version - with or without installing as root. [attachment=0]kdenlive_builder_wizard.kmdr.bz2[/attachment] Thanks Mads P.S. You are right about me optimizing the wizard! But, thats the real purpose of it - to collect the knowledge required to succesfully compile Kdenlive into a program that can actually do it for you. Which again should enable people that do not read g++ manuals for bedtime to actually get a working Kdenlive installation :-) |
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medman wrote:
trying now as non-root with source dir /tmp with no previous source files present in it and option download, compile and install Remember that /tmp is typically deleted when you reboot your system. And also, x11grab is now enabled, because the wizard remembers your choices. So its not because I changed anything. (Because I didn't :-) ) |
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medman wrote:
pop ups says: Sounds good! Re the root install: It would be nice to know if it works, but I am pretty confident it will work. So, thanks for helping improve the Wizard - for the benefit of others :-) |
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