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I have OpenShot 1.1.3 installed on my Debian Squeeze.
I want to export my project to Youtube-HD format. When I try this, whatever I select in Video Profile and Quality, I get error message that codecs libx264 and libmp3lame are missing. I have downloaded them from http://debian-multimedia.org and installed .deb's. Libmp3lame required dependency package libmp3lame0, which I also installed.
But OpenShot error is still here? What have I done wrong?
can you post the output of "ffmpeg -codecs | grep x264".
Do you have ffmpeg of debian-multimedia installed or from the debian repository ?
Make sure that you have debian-multimedia in your /etc/apt/sources.list.
can you post the output of "ffmpeg -codecs | grep x264".
Do you have ffmpeg of debian-multimedia installed or from the debian repository ?
Make sure that you have debian-multimedia in your /etc/apt/sources.list.
update.
added debian-multimedia into list of sources. removed and re-installed ffmpeg. also x264 appeared in the list in Synaptic, so was also installed. now:
I still have the export Problem. OpenShot says i don't have the codecs. I used OpenShot 1.2.x, now i have the 1.3.1. Same Problem
Now, in the OpenShot FAQ it says to install the
a) libavformat-extra
b) libavformat-unstripped
I did so. Still does not work. (yes, restarted everything)
Now, when i check ffmep: ffmpeg -codecs | grep x264
I got the wrong version as above.
I tried to add debian-multimedia to my sources. Doesn't seem to work. Anyway i took the package from debian-multimedia.org
to be precise and it tells me that i have to install
libavformat52 !!!
which is contrary to what the OpenShot FAQ tells me! And i can not have both installed of course!
Also, when i try to install this, it wants to uninstall many programs from gnomebaker to vlc.
Also OpenShot.
I will repost the links, for this is my first post.
Once it all worked.. once.. alas, so long ago (other machine)
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