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Only able to use 4 basic rendering options #77

Open KevinLoydW opened 4 years ago

KevinLoydW commented 4 years ago

Only webm and 3 lossless formats are showing in rendering options. I have tried to install various codecs, etc. Alas, I am missing something. FlowBlade 2.4.0 MLT 6.2 I have tried to compile x264 and ffmpeg with no change. Options are showing and working fine with OpenShot... Not showing since fresh install of bullseye Debian.

mcowper commented 4 years ago

The same thing just started happening to me. I've been using flowblade for quite a while. The last video that I rendered was about a week ago and I had a lot of rendering options. I went to render one yesterday and only had those four options.

In flowblade on the help menu is an option to show the runtime environment. When I look at it, it shows that a number of codecs are missing. However, they are installed on my system. I tried tracing flowblade using strace to see if I could figure out where it was looking for the codec libraries. It finds and opens the libraries that it says are missing. I've looked at my logs to see what packages I've installed and removed since I last used it successfully and I don't see anything that relates to flowblade or the codecs. I've tried removing and re-adding flowblade to my system. I'm running Xfce4 on Debian testing with some packages installed from unstable. Flowblade version 2.4.0. MLT version 6.20.0.

jliljebl commented 4 years ago

Ok, so these are both on Debian unstable so I'm at this point leaning towards this being a Debian Issue, maybe a bug report there would be good. I'll keep this here open to keep track on this issue if it is not going away anytime soon.

KevinLoydW commented 4 years ago

It should be noted OpenShot, KDEnlive etc are working fine as far as rendering on my system. Flowblade is reporting missing codecs, but when I start it from a terminal it reports finding them. I have tried compiling x264 from scratch and it still refused to find it.