I'm having problems recording in QuickTime (DV25 and DV50).
Files are being created outside the "Creating" folder and resulting files are unplayable with ffmpeg -i telling me that it's just an .wav file?
Another thank you!
Just one more, :) now I must connect to cvs and run:
"cvs -z3 update -Pd" then
"make clean" and
"make"
to update installation, right?
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Hi John, me again (sorry:)
I've updated libMXF, libMXF++ and bmx but when I execute >cvs -z3 update -Pd
I get CVSROOT variabile error, so I suppose that I need to specify CVSROOT in ~/.bashrc
So the question is:
Is CVSROOT "$workspace/ingex" or "cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonimous@ingex.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ingex co -P ingex"
:) yes I'm beginner
Thanks
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If you're in the directory where you previously checked out the Ingex code, you shouldn't need to specify cvsroot.
Do you have an environment variable CVSROOT set that conflicts with what you previously used?
The cvsroot should be :pserver:anonymous@ingex.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ingex and you can specify it with -d option on the cvs command line.
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I think I was in $workspace > /ap-workspace/ingex, at least I think I was, but probably I was wrong.. Anyway, just restored entire disk from backup and… Will try again.. :) And I didn't set any variable for CVSROOT.
THANKS!
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In any of the Ingex directories you will find a subdirectory called CVS. That contains files used by CVS to manage the files in the parent directory, including "Root", which tells CVS where to find the repository - hence what John says about not needing to specify one. If you happen to have a CVSROOT environment variable (not necessarily set by you: try
env | grep CVSROOT
it will override the one in the file.
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Yes, I was wrong. I just didn't cd to $workspace :) everything work and updated but QT still doesn't work.. It starts to record but after couple of seconds (sometimes 5, sometimes 10-15) recorder just stop working.. I'll try with debug and I'll post messages..
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I'm having problems recording in QuickTime (DV25 and DV50).
Files are being created outside the "Creating" folder and resulting files are unplayable with ffmpeg -i telling me that it's just an .wav file?
ingex@mc-ingex1:/video/dv/kosningavokur> file 20120630_16520909_kosningavokur_mc-ingex1-b_input1_0.mov
20120630_16520909_kosningavokur_mc-ingex1-b_input1_0.mov: RIFF (little-endian) data, WAVE audio, Microsoft PCM, 16 bit, mono 48000 Hz
I'ts happening on 2 different machines. One an older (pre bmx cvs) install and one from last week with BMX.
IMX30 .mxf is working fine and also working in HD (XDCAM QT).
Regards,
JReykdal
RUV
Yes, it seems to be broken. Will look into fixing it.
Should be fixed now.
Works now.
Thank you.
JR
Another thank you!
Just one more, :) now I must connect to cvs and run:
"cvs -z3 update -Pd" then
"make clean" and
"make"
to update installation, right?
Correct. The "make clean" may not be needed but it is often a good idea.
You may need to update the libMXF, libMXF++ and bmx libraries first:
> cd libMXF
> git pull
> make && sudo make install
etc.
Hi John, me again (sorry:)
I've updated libMXF, libMXF++ and bmx but when I execute >cvs -z3 update -Pd
I get CVSROOT variabile error, so I suppose that I need to specify CVSROOT in ~/.bashrc
So the question is:
Is CVSROOT "$workspace/ingex" or "cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonimous@ingex.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ingex co -P ingex"
:) yes I'm beginner
Thanks
If you're in the directory where you previously checked out the Ingex code, you shouldn't need to specify cvsroot.
Do you have an environment variable CVSROOT set that conflicts with what you previously used?
The cvsroot should be :pserver:anonymous@ingex.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ingex and you can specify it with -d option on the cvs command line.
I think I was in $workspace > /ap-workspace/ingex, at least I think I was, but probably I was wrong.. Anyway, just restored entire disk from backup and… Will try again.. :) And I didn't set any variable for CVSROOT.
THANKS!
In any of the Ingex directories you will find a subdirectory called CVS. That contains files used by CVS to manage the files in the parent directory, including "Root", which tells CVS where to find the repository - hence what John says about not needing to specify one. If you happen to have a CVSROOT environment variable (not necessarily set by you: try
it will override the one in the file.
Yes, I was wrong. I just didn't cd to $workspace :) everything work and updated but QT still doesn't work.. It starts to record but after couple of seconds (sometimes 5, sometimes 10-15) recorder just stop working.. I'll try with debug and I'll post messages..