bf-Blender / Linux (2005/08/02) FFMPEG support
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bf-Blender / Linux (2005/08/02) FFMPEG support
Hi all. This is the ffmpeg integration done by Peter Schlaile. Note this is not yet available for Windows.
Builded in scons with the following command:
scons WITH_BF_FFMPEG=1 BF_FFMPEG_INC=/usr/include/ffmpeg
BF_FFMPEG_LIB='avformat avcodec avformat avcodec avutil vorbis vorbisenc
theora ogg dts a52 raw1394 z'
note: if it fail to start make sure you have all lib installed: ffmpeg,vorbis, theora, ogg, dts, raw1394
Overall:
-Sequencer kinda rewrite & speedup
-FFMPEG support. So this mean avi codec, mpeg and mov support on linux.
-Better sound support
-auto multiplex of video and sound in sequencer output.
-Some new effects
-a frame server
-Frame count can go up to 300k now.
-Some more improvement in compositing.
-Nice vector blur node.
-multithread bugfix.
and a lot more!
http://www.graphicall.org/builds/builds ... show&id=89
Builded in scons with the following command:
scons WITH_BF_FFMPEG=1 BF_FFMPEG_INC=/usr/include/ffmpeg
BF_FFMPEG_LIB='avformat avcodec avformat avcodec avutil vorbis vorbisenc
theora ogg dts a52 raw1394 z'
note: if it fail to start make sure you have all lib installed: ffmpeg,vorbis, theora, ogg, dts, raw1394
Overall:
-Sequencer kinda rewrite & speedup
-FFMPEG support. So this mean avi codec, mpeg and mov support on linux.
-Better sound support
-auto multiplex of video and sound in sequencer output.
-Some new effects
-a frame server
-Frame count can go up to 300k now.
-Some more improvement in compositing.
-Nice vector blur node.
-multithread bugfix.
and a lot more!
http://www.graphicall.org/builds/builds ... show&id=89
Last edited by gabio on Wed Mar 08, 2006 2:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Hello
no, no it's quite easy
go easy, each library at a time
Ex: libsomething.so.0 you don't have it?
Search in your hard drive if you have a libsomething.so.something
If you have it make a symbolic link to it
ln -s libsomething.so.something libsomething.so.0
try to run Blender
Now the one above shouldn't appear in the missing
Bye
no, no it's quite easy
go easy, each library at a time
Ex: libsomething.so.0 you don't have it?
Search in your hard drive if you have a libsomething.so.something
If you have it make a symbolic link to it
ln -s libsomething.so.something libsomething.so.0
try to run Blender
Now the one above shouldn't appear in the missing
Bye
I get this after I try to run this build:
I tried to find which package I need using this site:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/
but unfortunately I get this message:
You have searched for libgettextlib-0.14.4.so in breezy, architecture i386.
Can't find that file, at least not in that distribution and on that architecture.
What should I do than?
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./blender: error while loading shared libraries: libgettextlib-0.14.4.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
http://packages.ubuntu.com/
but unfortunately I get this message:
You have searched for libgettextlib-0.14.4.so in breezy, architecture i386.
Can't find that file, at least not in that distribution and on that architecture.
What should I do than?
