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@MORvfx67 Hi Mark. A lot of issues, I see. Some questions: what version are you running, where you got it and how did you install it? You are running a relative old distro which might have some issues with Wayland. For reference, I test under Rocky Linux 8.10 (the official builds on GitHub which follow the VFX reference platform) and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS (my development environment). They are mostly compatible. Betas on sourceforge are compiled with Ubuntu 22.04. So, depending where you got mrv2 from, you may see more or less issues in term of compatibility with your system. Also, if you install from the .rpm or run it from a .tar.gz file, you might end up with conflicts with libselinux.so.1, which might be the "platform" warnings you see.
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Sorry. I read Rocky LInux 8.9 and I meant I test on RL 8.10. |
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I forgot, regarding the speed of playback, most of the credit goes to Darby Johnston who wrote the core over a period of three years. I mostly contributed reverse playback with sound and scrubbing with audio. |
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I missed this part. My understanding is that for XWayland to function you need xorg. |
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Regarding this: Could not find platform independent libraries all issues point to a Python configuration. Edit: sudo nano /usr/local/mrv2-v1.3.6/bin/environment.sh and add: export PYTHONHOME="${dir}/" before the PYTHONPATH line. See if the issue goes away. |
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the "export FLTK_BACKEND=x11" line is also printed in environment.sh. If it bothers you, just take it out. Regarding your wacom tablet, can you boot into an X11 session and see if the tablet works there. I want to know if it is an X11/Wayland issue or a bug in the FLTK toolkit mrv2 uses. |
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I was just thinking what would happen is I set FLKT_BACKEND=wayland. This obviously skips the check in the enviroment.sh script but would it crash. If I use the Wayland backend (if FLTK is compiled with Wayland support), which it seems like it is, tell me if I am wrong. It should run in wayland. It also started up just fine in this mode. Everything seems to work ok graphically anyway. |
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By default mrv2 picks the value of XDG_SESSION_TYPE, so setting FLTK_BACKEND=wayland should be harmless. |
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Yes. The only issues under Wayland known are problems with NVidia drivers. |
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The one thing that prevents me from adopting Wayland right now is Google Chrome/Chromium. Running it under Wayland (or even XWayland) exhibits a keyboard lag, particularly when deleting characters. |
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So as it turns out, I did have X11 installed, not just the server... so I switched over and the tablet worked, it needed to be setup a bit, but it works. So I hope that helps. Also, since Xwayland is also able to work on my system, I am a bit confused as to why it is not activating with mrv2 with xwayland. Anyway, food for thought. |
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Hi,
First off I just would like to say how fast this player is. I was amazed when I loaded some 4K exr files into it. It loaded the cache so fast I did not even see it. Playback seems very strong also.
So I running this on "Rocky Linux 9.5 (Blue Onyx)" Desktop is Gnome 40, kernel is "5.14.0-503.31.1.el9_5.x86_64" and the windowing system is Wayland. My Graphics card is Nvidia A4000 and with native drivers. I have Nuke and Fusion and other programs running as expected. I do not have xorg installed on the system.
I installed mrv2 and ran it from a terminal and I get these messages
To run under XWayland, set:
export FLTK_BACKEND=x11
Could not find platform independent libraries
Could not find platform dependent libraries <exec_prefix>
Since I am running Wayland and in your code it would seem that you support wayland natively. Is this just a suggestion, that if you want Xwayland to set that environment setting? I did set it for fun and it would not start.
The other two warnings, are a bit too vague for me. So perhaps you could offer some insight?
Thanks so much
I should also say that it seems to run ok with the way it is setup currently. I did see an issue with OCIO. I had some footage that I did the conversions in NUKE and then in MRV2 and mrv2 seems to produce incorrect values. I will make sure that the OCIO being used is correct, but it seems to be.
Cheers
Mark R
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