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From PiTiViWiKi
Welcome to the wiki page for PiTiVi, a free and open source video editor based on the GStreamer multimedia framework.
General
- Overview - Why PiTiVi ?
- News - meetings, releases, ...
- Latest release 0.13.1 - May 27th, 2009
- Screenshots
- Status - what is already done
- Roadmap - Where PiTiVi is going
- Summer of Code - Follow the progress (and why not participate !) in the work being done during the Google Summer Of Code 2008.
Feel free to edit pages on this wiki. Unfortunately, because of spammers, we had to disable anonymous editing access to protect our pages. To get an account, please send a mail to the pitivi mailing-list with your real name and prefered nickname and the account will be created.
Users
Testers
Bug reporting and feature requests are done using GNOME's Bugzilla interface. You will need a bugzilla account to file bugs and comment on them. See also bug tracking for some useful links for searching PiTiVi's bug list.
- To report a bug/problem in the software: bug report form
- To request a new feature/enhancement: enhancement request form
- Remember to take a look at the existing list of bugs/feature requests to see if your problem has already been reported (hint: use the control+F functionality of your browser!)
If you need to report a crash bug, try to provide the debug log when possible. This can be obtained by running pitivi with this command:
PITIVI_DEBUG=*:5 GST_DEBUG=2 bin/pitivi > debug.log 2>&1
Contributing
- Coding
- To-do list - What has to be done...
- Welcome Developers - Starting page for building PiTiVi's development version from source, as well as the documentation.
- Design and brainstorming
- Design Docs - The documentation leading to existing features or work-in-progress.
- QA Scenarios - Scenarios to test PiTiVi with
- Other Ways to Contribute - Not a Developer? No problem ...
Discussing
Mailing list
To discuss features, implementation details, or simply get some help, subscribe to the mailing list. This is roughly the equivalent of a forum that uses your email account. There is not a lot of traffic on the mailing list, so you will not be overwhelmed by mail (at least until we reach world domination status).
- Subscribe here, and send your messages to pitivi-pitivi at lists.sourceforge.net. If your email client supports it, use the "reply to list" feature (ex: ctrl+L in Evolution).
- Archives: GMane PiTiVi
Chatting
Grab an IRC client (such as xchat-gnome or Pidgin) and ...
- connect to the server irc.freenode.net
- join the channel (room) #pitivi.
Do not hesitate to ask questions, and do not panic if somebody doesn't answer your question immediately. A few of our devs maintain a persistent connection to IRC even when away from the computer, and will most likely try to answer your question if you're still online, even if it may be later during the day.
If you need to speak to someone in particular, you may try mentioning the nickname, such as "bilboed", "emdash", "twi" (main developers), or "nekohayo" (tester and designer) if they are online.
