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Thibault Saunier (thiblahute): PiTiVi pre-release
The whole PiTiVi team is pleased to announce a pre-release of the PiTiVi video editor.This pre-release contains the past 7 months of work, implementing this pretty new feature list:Audio and video...
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Thibault Saunier (thiblahute): PiTiVi 0.14 "No longer kills kittens"
The PiTiVi team is proud to announce the immediate availability of our new 0.14 release, with major new features, bug fixes and usability improvements. We hope you can use and enjoy the improvements in...
View ArticleMathieu Duponchelle: Second weekly report for GSoC
Here is my weekly report for the second week of GSoC :Hi ! I've spent my week refactoring my formatter, and after successfully integrating the effects handling, I've banged my head against the track...
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Brandon Lewis: Calendar Update
What a crazy couple of months it's been. I have been back in San Francisco since late February, but not found the motivation or time to post until now. Among other things, I've been to racing school,...
View ArticleBrandon Lewis: Calendar Update Part II - After The Release
Following up on my promise to detail some of my future plans. But first, a word about that nasty memory leak.Memory leak in pycairo or pango/cairo.I am 80% confident that there's a bug in the python...
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Thibault Saunier (thiblahute): PiTiVi: Let's go faster!
As I said in the last release announcement post, the PiTiVi community needs changes in the releasing process, and as newly appointed release manager I have the primary goal of making the development...
View ArticleMathieu Duponchelle: Weekly report number 6 and 7 for my GSoC
Hi everyone !These last two weeks were pretty busy for me.First off, last week I reached my mid-term evaluation goal, which was to load a GESTimeline with xptv projects thanks to my GESPitiviFormatter,...
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Thibault Saunier (thiblahute): PiTiVi 0.15 is out
The PiTiVi team is proud to announce the 0.15 release. This will be the last release using the "traditional" core/engine of PiTiVi. The next releases will be based on GStreamer Editing Services (GES)...
View ArticleMathieu Duponchelle: Homework :)
I had plenty of other things to do today, so I iterated from that code :http://encrypt3d.wordpress.com/2007/06/19/level-order-traversal/ , which I found pretty elegant.Function of the code: Breadth...
View ArticleDaniel Thul (daniel90): Getting video properties out of GStreamer
GStreamer is a pretty nice piece of software for handling almost all of your multimedia needs but the time will come that you get to the point where seemingly easy things are pretty hard to figure out....
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Paul Lange (palango): Advanced Layers for PiTiVi
I’m happy to announce that my project proposal for the summer of code 2012 has been accepted!I’ll be working on creating an advanced layer system for the PiTiVi video editor under the umbrella of the...
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Paul Lange (palango): Week -1
Because I didn’t have time to work on my project after the official start because of exams and vacation I started working the weeks before.The first part consisted of designing and implementing new...
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Paul Lange (palango): Week 1 & 2
Back from holidays I worked on including the newly created widgets in the user interface.Before all video or audio layers only had one label. Now we want one widget for every audio/video layer....
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Paul Lange (palango): Selectable layers
Finally, it’s done. Thanks to some hints in the source code of Jokosher I was able to implement selectable layers in PiTiVi. The problem is that some widgets in Gtk+ don’t have gdk screens. This means...
View ArticleMathieu Duponchelle: KSE 0.1 released !
I just finished fixing the blocker bugs for the open source assets' manager KSE, and I pushed a release there : https://github.com/MathieuDuponchelle/Kerious-Resource-Editor on the branch 0.1.I...
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Jean-François Fortin Tam (nekohayo): PiTiVi and the 2013 Summer of Code
This year will be a little bit different. In a rather unexpected turn of events, PiTiVi has been accepted as a mentoring organization but GStreamer has not. Fear not however, as GStreamer has no better...
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Jean-François Fortin Tam (nekohayo): No more stuck rendering dialogs!
If you’ve tried rendering projects with Pitivi 0.15 or older, chances are you’ve encountered one of these dreadful situations where the rendering process would get stuck:…at the beginning, with the...
View ArticleMathieu Duponchelle: Fun with videomixer
Introduction When you've spent the whole week painstakingly fixing bugs, coding something just for fun is a welcome breath of fresh air. These last weeks, one of my areas of work has been the...
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Jean-François Fortin Tam (nekohayo): Status update — new Pitivi timeline,...
Dear shareholders fans, here is the quarterly report from the frontlines of Pitivi, your favorite futuretrocyberpunk video editor.A typical day in my life as of lateI will cover the following from a...
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Jean-François Fortin Tam (nekohayo): 2013 open source video editor user survey
What was initially planned as a one-question referendum for Pitivi users (how critical is it for us to have perfect xptv import on the upcoming release) became a full-fledged survey to give us a...
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