So far I have not seen negative effects of this, but since this “conversion thing” is a non-trivial one, I would prefer to have an accurate installation.
@Chrysantine:
Thanks for your help!
By coincidence kdenlive now does only render corrupted avi and mov files which do not contain a video stream (at least this is what mplayer tells me.) But I have no idea if kdenlive is making use of ffmpeg…
@colao:
Please let me know the output of: ffmpeg -version
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Information for package ffmpeg:
Repository: @System
Name: ffmpeg
Version: 0.5.20358svn-1.pm.4.1
Arch: i586
Vendor: Packman
Installed: Yes
Status: up-to-date
Installed Size: 943.0 K
Summary: Hyper fast MPEG1/MPEG4/H263/RV and AC3/MPEG audio encoder
Description:
ffmpeg is a hyper fast realtime audio/video encoder, a streaming server
and a generic audio and video file converter.
It can grab from a standard Video4Linux video source and convert it into
several file formats based on DCT/motion compensation encoding. Sound is
compressed in MPEG audio layer 2 or using an AC3 compatible stream.
Dear colao,
thanks a lot for your post. But I should have been more precise, I belive:
I was wondering what ffmpeg would output at a shell prompt when executed as follows:
ffmpeg -version
And with respect to my kdenlive problems:
Sorry, this was my own fault as I was rendering with wrong video profile… case closed.