Perhaps a JACK related problem?

(I also worked in combination with Icecast BTW).

Dependancies:

The following list of dependencies need to be installed before you compile IDJC
Package
Python    Required
Jack Audio Connection Kit    Required
PyGTK    Required
vorbis-tools    Required
libsndfile    Required
libsamplerate    Required
libshout    Required
LAME    Recommended - for streaming/recording in the mp3 format
eyeD3    Recommended - for metadata tagging and mp3 support
faad2    Recommended - provides support for m4a files
libmad    Recommended - provides support for mp3 files
ffmpeg    Recommended - provides support for wma files
FLAC    Recommended - provides support for flac files

Another wish of me is to have included in the repositories some sort of Linux GPS software. There aren't much programs for Linux and GPS processing available yet so that is a general problem, but a converter like GPSBabel or a promising tool like GPSMan would be welcome to see in the Pardus repositories.

GPSman:
"GPS Manager (GPSMan) is a graphical manager of GPS data that makes possible the preparation, inspection and edition of GPS data in a friendly environment. GPSMan supports communication and real-time logging with both Garmin, Lowrance and Magellan receivers and accepts real-time logging information in NMEA 0183 from any GPS receiver. GPSMan can also be used in command mode (with no graphical interface)"



GPSBabel:
"GPSBabel converts waypoints, tracks, and routes between popular GPS receivers and mapping programs. It also has powerful manipulation tools for such data.

By flattening the Tower of Babel that the authors of various programs for manipulating GPS data have imposed upon us, it returns to us the ability to freely move our own waypoint data between the programs and hardware we choose to use.

It contains extensive data manipulation abilities making it a convenient for server-side processing or as the backend for other tools.

It does not convert, transfer, send, or manipulate maps. We process data that may (or may not be) placed on a map, such as waypoints, tracks, and routes."

"GPSBabel has been tested on a variety of Linux distributions including Red Hat, Fedora, SuSE and Debian on architectures including IA64, IA32, Power, and ARM."

I got this one installed from source earlier in Pardus 2007.2, however there was a bug resulting in the program not playing MP3 or OGG files at all although it opened fine (after pushing the Play button it skipped from one file to another in the playlist, playing less than a second of each audio file).

It's a great program, far better than the already included MUSE Pisi.

I irreguraly produce live radioshows with IDJC, and it is ONLy for this program that I have Jack Audio Distribution (an OpemSuSE clone) installed next to Pardus on my system. In JAD it works fine. Should however be possible in Pardus also....

I would very much apprecciate this program becoming available as Pardus pisi.

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Internet DJ console is a graphical shoutcast and icecast client that runs under GTK+ and the JACK audio connection kit.

In short, it's an Internet radio app for making a live radio show.

Some features:

· two main media players with a crossfader
· microphone signal processing
· IRC track announcements with X-Chat
· automatic stream shut-off timer
· MP3 or Ogg streaming at various bit rates



http://www.onlymeok.nildram.co.uk/

Meanwhile multimedia converter (mconverter) as hinted in the dutch forum apparently did the job for Willy.

http://paketler.pardus.org.tr/contrib/source/mconverter.html

Please keep me informed when you have the english translation of the 2008 roadmap available, looking forward to it.

Would appreciate to find icecast and e.g. liveice or other programs that enable setting up a live streaming server in the Packages list for the next Pardus version.

You could then start your personal audio or video webstream from within your Pardus system

This indeed did the trick, kdenlive 0.5 now works (again) in Pardus

Update on this from Bugzilla

--- Comment #7 from S.Çağlar ONUR <caglar@pardus.org.tr>  2007-09-23 02:13:39 ---
(In reply to comment #5)
> Could someone please try to give an answer in eglish too?

mlt version is wrong in repository and also in index , so pisi cannot upgrade
that package for now.
may solve that problem until we solve the real problem...

It appears that kdenlive 0.5 pisi package looks for libmlt.so.0.2.2, however the new kdenlive 0.5 version in contrast to the 0.4 version requires libmlt.so.0.2.4.
When I install libmlt.so.0.2.4 by ways of Pisibul, I get an openingslogo but shortly after that still a carsh. In the Konsole it then appears that although libmlt.so.0.2.4 has now been installed the kdenlive package still keeps looking for libmlt.so.0.2.2.

Is there anyway to change this?

Had kdenlive 0.4 running in Pardus, now after the upgrade to 0.5 the program halts upon launching / does not open at all anymore.

A try via Pisibul results in error messages like

How do i get kdenlive back to work in Pardus?

Trying to open kdenlive in the Konsole gives:

Has anyone been able to get DVB-T working on a Pardus machine?

I have the Freecom USB DVB-T stick, and did find some howto's for other distro's like Ubuntu or SuSE, however they are not really of use for getting this to work in Pardus.

If someone can guide me the way......I would be very pleased.

(Is DVB support planned for the next version release of Pardus?)

What''s wrong with the general wiki site http://www.pardus-wiki.org it has been offline for over a day now?