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@MatN It seems to me that "Q" only queries the local database; for the remote database it needs "F". [PS(OT):Cinelerra-CV has a new website http://cinelerra-cv.wikidot.com/ I don't know if we should update wikipedia or IgorUbuntu, the creator of the new site, should do it.] |
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Thanks Andrea, vainfo is indeed in the libva-utils package. For EndeavourOS, "sudo pacman -S libva-utils" will install it. Strangely, the "pacman -Q -o vainfo" does not show which package it is in, returning "error: No package owns vainfo". But after installing libva-utils, the same cmd tell you it is in libva-utils. In Mint, "aptfile find xxx" allows one to find out which package to install to get xxx in the machine. |
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Per Andrea's note 3700, I have corrected the README.arch (but GG has not uploaded to the website yet). I plan to update the Arch install procedure to refer to Manjaro and EndeavorOS but did not get to it yet. |
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"vainfo would be nice but is apparently not in the normal repositories." In arch vainfo is contained in the libva-utils package; I think the same is for EndeavourOS. |
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Indeed Andrea, thanks for the correction. I should use copy-paste instead of typing it again... |
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I was looking at MatN fixes, also reported in: https://www.cinelerra-gg.org/download/README.arch There's an oversight to be corrected in two lines: sudo pacman -install numactl ==> sudo pacman -S numactl |
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@houku, I have now tried EndeavourOS as well. I got the same libaom error, but was able to fix it and two others. For the record, these are the problems and my fixes. I did not compile or build anything. After each fix, I tried to start CinGG again, and got the next error. endeavouros-2020.05.08-x86_64 - Problem missing libaom.so.0, but pacsearch shows aom installed, and there is /usr/lib/libaom.so.2 Fix in /usr/lib: "sudo ln -s libaom.so.2.0.0 libaom.so.0" ( make a symbolic link liboam.so.2 that points to libaom.so.2.0.0 , which is the actual code). - Problem missing libGLU.so.1 Fix "sudo pacman -S mesa" - Problem missing libnuma.so.1 Fix "sudo pacman -install numactl" After these three fixes Cinelerra-GG starts up. I have not done any testing with it, could well be that if you use libaom (for AV1 videos) you get an error because it is the wrong release. I recommend these other installs: mesa-demos inxi vdpauinfo clinfo . vainfo would be nice but is apparently not in the normal repositories. If you are missing a file, usually pacsearch will tell you which package it is in. Please report back with any problems you still might have. |
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@MatN Reopening. |
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Good news. Sounds like the problem is solved. |
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@houku I did a quick test on a virtual machine (VirtualBox). After installing Manjaro 20.0.2, adding VB guest editions (and set VGA driver to VBoxSVGA), and updating the system, I installed the tar Phyllis pointed to (just extracted it to a directory). When in that directory i did ./cin, it said it was missing libnuma.so.1 . I fixed this by installing numactl, in a terminal: "sudo pamac install numactl" . After that, ./cin works fine. Please let us know how you get on. |
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@houku Let us know if you have resolved this issue or are still stuck. |
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@houku, It is running for me on the latest Manjaro. I think I had to install an extra something, but didn't write it down, sorry. I use the static tar that Phyllis points to. |
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@houku This has been the most interesting bug issue I have seen so far and I enjoyed reading it because it sounds just like something I would think! Quickest answer: use the tar file at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/tars/cinelerra-5.1-arch-20200531.x86_64-static.txz which has the capability of easily being deleted when you no longer want it (apparently unlike what you see with DaVinci). You probably already know exactly how to handle a tar but here is a README.txt at: https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/README.txt . Maybe even Quicker answer: "error while loading shared libraries: libaom.so.0: cannot open shared object file". I am not familiar with endeavorO, or Manjaro, or know much about Arch, BUT it seems that if you still have this version installed, you just need to also install libaom. This may not be listed in the README.arch file that you might have looked at if you referred to the Cinelerra-gg.org website package install for Arch. Confused answer: "installed the git version from AUR, and i got this: Cinelerra Infinity - built: Jun 16 2020 19:36:26 git://git.cinelerra-gg.org/goodguy/cinelerra.git". WOW, I did not know anyone was building this that quickly as mods were added on June 14. So I have no idea what this build was based on. My concern is that Arch, because it is a rolling release, is out of synch with CinelerraGG library usage. The error "unjoined tids / owner " makes me think that because you did a package install first from the website and then used the AUR, parts of each are installed and they simply do not match. In Summary: safest procedure is just to build it yourself using the manual as a reference (which might also make you insane!) and will involve more time than you would like to spend because you just want to try it. My advice is to "use that static tar" just to give it a try. P.S. I know absolutely nothing about any other NLE, but as far as being as good as others, I think it has plenty of capability and features, but does not operate the same. |
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