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Subject: Re: [PlanetCCRMA] Cinelerra failure
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Knut-Håvard Aksnes wrote:

>>Cinelerra fails for me in strange ways.
>>All recent versions of cinelerra have some or all of these problems.
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I've got exactly the same strange problem, which prevents me from using 
Cinelerra. I'm running FC1, updated with CCRMA packages & low lattency 
kernel, SMP version, on a PIV 2,6ghz.
The cinelerra version i installed is 1.2.0-1.rhfc1.ccrma, with 
tap-plugins-0.5.0-1 ; I also had the same problem with the preceding 
version of the cinelerra rpm, on FC1 (plain FC1, no ccrma patch).
Really don't know where it comes from. Cinelerra preloads, loading all 
its parts, and just before showing the UI (at the time of the message 
"initiating user interface"), it crashes.

Fernando Pablo Lopez-Lezcano wrote:

>You could add this line at the end of
>/etc/prelink.conf so that prelink does not touch it:
>
>-b /usr/bin/cinelerra
>
That doesn't work for me.
weird.

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