Il giorno mer, 05/10/2005 alle 20.39 +0200, Holger Levsen ha scritto: hello, > Hi, > Besides the original upstream (Heroine Virtual Ltd <broadcast@earthling.net>) > the people at http://cvs.cinelerra.org/devcorner/cvswrite.html (or the URL > itself) should be mentioned. i don't know :) probably you are in right. i fogot it. sorry. > > * URL : http://www.example.org/ > > This should be changed to http://cvs.cinelerra.org same. > > This is a branched version of Cinelerra sometimes called > > Cinelerra-CVS > > I dont think it's useful (at the moment) to have both versions of cinelerra in > Debian. So #78209, #156614 and #239570 could be closed. alredy close (see damog's mail in d-d-a). > OTOH, it's a seperatly maintained fork, so maybe not. What do you think ? > > BTW, IMHO it would really be a good idea to change that name. Maintainers of > cinelerra-cvs, what do you think ? Cinelerra has also been renamed in the > past :-) afaik we will discuss it in the next weeks, months, years :) > On Saturday 01 October 2005 15:44, Sam Hocevar wrote: > > Be careful, more than 1000 Cinelerra source files do not have a > > proper license, a dozen are copyrighted by the MPEG group, another dozen > > are under the old ugly OpenDivX license, and you have many additional > > strange licensing terms in some files (such as free to copy and modify, > > but not to redistribute). > > Sam gave me a list with his investigation of the cinelerra-cvs, I have > attached it. What strikes me most, is the lack of licences for 15% of the > whole sourcecode. (1013 out of 6631 (Sam's list from 2004-04-25 / my > cvs-checkout from monday). > Since this investigation is a year old, I would like to ask upstream and the > maintainers of the fork to comment on the current situation. Have those > issues been addressed ? (Yes, i'm too lazy to check this myself now. Thats why > I'm asking the people who should know whether they did that work ;) we start talking about this issue last week. > Another big problem: Currently the build requirements for the debian packages > provided from cinelerra-cvs (see > http://cvs.cinelerra.org/getting_cinelerra.html or > http://developer.skolelinux.no/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/external/cinelerra/hvirtual/README.BUILD?rev=HEAD&content-type=text/plain > ) include a number of packages which are not in Debian but distributed via > ftp://ftp.nerim.net/debian-marillat/ - I hope that it will be possible to > create a cinelerra version, which works with free codecs from Debian proper > only, and still can use additional codecs from marillat. afaik it could be possible, we are working on it. a the moment cinelerra-cvs supports the encode to ogg/theora. > I know that this most probably will be a long journey or even impossible - but > if this _is_ impossible I would like to spread the word, so there is an > incentive to work on a truly free tool for editing videos. :) > regards, > Holger (subscribed to those bugs and cinelerra-cvs..) -- ciao giskard non ho peli sulla lingua. e se ce li ho... non sono miei.
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