Cinelerra 5 may be the last 32-bit & Cinelerra 6 and newer

[mikeslr]

Hi All,

I've discussed Cinelerra, including the current latest --Cinelerra 6 for 64-bit systems here: http://murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic. ... 755#942755.

Then I went searching for Cinelerra 6 for 32-bit systems. Couldn't find any. The latest I could find was Cinelerra 5 updated Dec 21, 2015, here: http://cinelerra.org/2015/index.php/201 ... /cinelerra

Only three static builds are offered, one each for Centos, Opensuse and Ubuntu. The last, unpacked, runs under Tarhpup (32-bit), xenialpup, pupjibaro-synaptic and Slacko 5.7. It didn't run under Carolina-Vanguard. My guess is that the latter's glibs are too old. If so, it probably won't run under Racy and older Puppies. You may want to try don570's cinelerra 4.2.

mikesLr

[gjuhasz]

The last, unpacked, runs under Tarhpup (32-bit), xenialpup, pupjibaro-synaptic and Slacko 5.7.

Hi,

You can download the 32-bit cinerella-5.1.pet package from

http://www.smokey01.com/gjuhasz/packages/


Tested with Puli.

Have fun!

Regards,

gjuhasz

[gjuhasz]

You can download the 32-bit cinerella-5.1.pet package

Hi,

I just read this at http://cinelerra.org/

• Notice
  There are many versions of this application called Lumiera and "Cinelerra...." on other websites with various tweeks, random version numbers, & varying documentation, but this is the distribution they're all derived. Donations and support to other websites and versions which are called "Cinelerra", "Cinelerra-CV" or "Cinelerra 5.xxxxxxxxxx???" do not fund development of Cinelerra. In fact, support with those versions does nothing but delay the actual development of Cinelerra, as originally envsioned, created, and developed almost 20 years ago.

I want to keep distance from legal fights between software development teams. Therefore, I removed the package referenced in my post above. I will upload it again as "cin-5.1.pet" (without any other changes).

Thanks for your understanding.

Have fun!

Regards,

gjuhasz

[Pelo]

Cinelerra is for professionnal studios, useless with puppy. The most you can do with is is to read videos, but Gnome-mplayer will do better. It's my opinion. If some people are happy with Cinelerra, tant mieux.

[gjuhasz]

Hi,

I uploaded the 32-bit package as promised:

http://www.smokey01.com/gjuhasz/packages/cin-5.1.pet

Little change in technical sense, different planets from legal aspect.
See my posts above for the good reason behind this.
See also https://cinelerra-cv.org/about.php

To tell the truth, the name "cin" appears inside of the Cinelerra-GG 5.1 package I converted to .pet (I did nothing special beyond adding some missing libs).


Tested with Puli.

Have fun!

Regards,

gjuhasz

[mikeslr]

I just did some exploration of current Cinelerra builds. Couldn't find a 'Universal' tar.gz. Rather, what now appears are individual builds applicable only to specific versions of major distros. https://cinelerra-gg.org/download/tars/

Making adjustments to a build for a specific Major distro version so that it would run under a Puppy binary-compatible to a different distro version suggests that doing so may no longer be easy. See, the bottom of http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 03#1038603