Jonathan Thomas (jonoomph) wrote on 2012-01-29: #4
"Any thoughts on whether openshot-render is needed anymore? MLT already contains a powerful command line tool called 'melt', which can render openshot XML files, and those XML files can be exported from OpenShot. Anyone disagree with me? =)"
Yes, openshot-render is needed. See my comments 19 and 21 in Bug #729359.
For those of us with lots of small projects, it would be extremely useful to be able to do something like (shell script pseudocode follows):
for P in *.osp:
if file $P.webm does not exist (or is older than $P):
openshot-render --outputfile=$P.webm ... $P
But this is impossible when openshot-render does not terminate properly!
Jonathan Thomas (jonoomph) wrote on 2012-01-29: #4
"Any thoughts on whether openshot-render is needed anymore? MLT already contains a powerful command line tool called 'melt', which can render openshot XML files, and those XML files can be exported from OpenShot. Anyone disagree with me? =)"
Yes, openshot-render is needed. See my comments 19 and 21 in Bug #729359.
For those of us with lots of small projects, it would be extremely useful to be able to do something like (shell script pseudocode follows):
for P in *.osp: $P.webm ... $P
if file $P.webm does not exist (or is older than $P):
openshot-render --outputfile=
But this is impossible when openshot-render does not terminate properly!