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I have a DV .avi file captured by Kino which size is 8G. When I go to the edit
tab the sound is corrupted (digital noise instead of sound) on the scenes
different from the first.


Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open a DV .avi type 2  size > 2G
2.Export a movie
3.Look in a player

Actual Results:  
Noise at the second part of the file (after 2G)

Expected Results:  
Normal sound

This bug was fixed just after 0.9.5 release. 
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=114103&aid=1657388&group_id=14103
And now there is 1.0 release.

(In reply to comment #0)
> This bug was fixed just after 0.9.5 release. 

Great news. However, the fix comes in the form of a local ffmpeg which creates
a kino-specific and statically-linked transcode. So I'll need to think of how
we can manage this, portage-wise.

Denis.

(In reply to comment #1)
> (In reply to comment #0)
> > This bug was fixed just after 0.9.5 release. 
> 
> Great news. However, the fix comes in the form of a local ffmpeg which creates
> a kino-specific and statically-linked transcode. So I'll need to think of how
> we can manage this, portage-wise.

AS in there is a "second" transcode that now needs to be placed somewhere in
the
filesystem that's not the "normal" transcode?

Is there a patch in that local ffmpeg that could perhaps be applied to the
gentoo ffmpeg ebuild?

Thanks to both of you for your input. I have just committed kino-1.0.0, so you
should be able to get the ebuild from your preferred mirror in a few hours.

The DV .avi bugfix will come in a new snapshot of ffmpeg, which is already in
Portage but masked (ffmpeg-0.4.9_p20070325). You can go ahead and unmask it on
your machine, it should work (but may break something else and comes with no
warranty as usual...).

Denis.