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ffmpeg question

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I am happy to see that the issue of loading audio in Linux is fixed! Thanks!

I do see this when I close TVPaint:

nOS::GetProcAddress() : Cannot load symbols: /usr/share/tvpaint-developpement/tvp-animation-10-pro/plugins/saver/FFmpeg.so: undefined symbol: CreateSaverFormatnOS::GetProcAddress() : Cannot load symbols: /usr/share/tvpaint-developpement/tvp-animation-10-pro/plugins/saver/FFmpeg.so: undefined symbol: CreateSaverFormat

Probably harmless, just an FYI.

What version of ffmpeg is used with TVPaint, out of curiosity? Newer versions of Ubuntu have standardized on libav (a fork of ffmpeg). Maybe it's more stable for you, too?
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TVP Pro 10 : Intel i7 2600 3.4 GHz : 8GB RAM : Ubuntu Studio 14.04 : Cintiq 21UX
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Re: ffmpeg question

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This message is normal for now, because we just did some work on ffmpeg.
We use our own build of ffmpeg. This allow TVPaint to run ffmpeg the same way on any Linux, even the old ones :D.
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Re: ffmpeg question

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Eric Scholl wrote:This message is normal for now, because we just did some work on ffmpeg.
We use our own build of ffmpeg. This allow TVPaint to run ffmpeg the same way on any Linux, even the old ones :D.
I mean, what version of ffmpeg that is bundled with TVPaint (I know it's internal version rather than system version). A lot of other apps do the same thing, like Blender, in case they need custom trandscoding and such.
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Sorry, it's the 0.10 version for now :)
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