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Introduction

Welcome to the Mistelix download page. Here you will find information about how to download and install Mistelix.

Mistelix’s requires GNU/Linux operating system, Mono & GStreamer frameworks and GTK, Cairo and Mono-addins libraries.

Please, notice that Mistelix’s is alpha quality software and is not feature complete .

Mistelix 0.1

Mistelix 0.1 is the last stable version.

Mistelix packaged for some distributions. If there are no packages for your distribution, you have to build Mistelix from sources.

openSUSE

There are packages available for openSUSE built using openSUSE build service.

Fedora

There are packages available for Fedora built using Opensuse build service.

Debian / Ubuntu

There are packages for Ubuntu Jaunty available for Ubuntu at:

Source code tarball

Available at:

Latest version

The latest development version is hosted in Git. It is recommended only for developers and experienced testers. Mistelix can be checked out using git:

 git clone git://git.gnome.org/mistelix

Check the document on how to build from sources .

GStreamer gst-ffmpeg plug-in

Mistelix requires a modified version of GStreamer gst-ffmpeg .

Enable the patch

Ubuntu

Ubuntu 8.04

You can download a precompiled binary from here:

You have to unpack and copy these files inside mistelix/gstreamer directory (usually at /usr/local/lib/mistelix/gstreamer ).

Ubuntu 9.04 or higher

You need to install the unrestricted version of libavcoded, and after that, the gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg plug-in (in this order).

From the command line, type:

sudo apt-get install libavcodec-unstripped-52 gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg

Other Linux distributions

Building gst-ffmpeg from sources

Mistelix uses gst-ffmpeg to create MPEG2 files complaint with the DVD standard.

Check out the source code from git doing:

git clone git://anongit.freedesktop.org/gstreamer/gst-ffmpeg

Apply the patch gstreamer/gst-ffmpeg/gst-ffmpeg.patch found in Mistelix source code.

Make and install the libraries.

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