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...ge: virt-builder: error: virt-resize failed Upon further investigation it turns out that there's a kernel panic when booting the freshly created image. Running the test-tool gives the following output: -------------------------------------------------------------------- LIBGUESTFS_PATH=/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/appliance LIBGUESTFS_CACHEDIR=/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/tmp LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/ruby/ext/guestfs:/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/src/.libs:/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/gobject/.libs LIBGUESTFS_TMPDIR=/home/ofrommel/libguestfs-1.24.1/tmp PAT...

2008/11/12 Oliver Frommel <ofrommel at linuxnewmedia.de>: > Hello there, > > we are among the last people to actually make use of the Ogg/Theora > format. Ok, just kidding, but in fact we do live and archival streaming > of various IT conferences. You can take a look at some here if you are > interested: https://...

2008/11/13 Oliver Frommel <ofrommel at linuxnewmedia.de>: >>> >>> Examples of error messages follow: >>> $ oggz-validate jnazario.ogg >>> jnazario.ogg: Error: >>> 00:55:27.957: serialno 0846930886: Packet out of order (previous >>> 00:55:27.960) >>> 01:05:09.077: seria...

> > I thought I fixed the problem with oggCut and ogg skeleton. What version of the Ogg Video Tools are you actually using? If you fixed the problem, I would be happy for a patch :-). > Well, the fix was more of a hack :) I was using oggvideotools 0.7a and the fix is removing the output from lines 189-191 in oggCut.cpp. The toString() method seems to trigger the segfault. Best Oliver

>> Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately it did not help completely. >> When we edit the original file with oggCut and then use oggz-validate we >> get an error message like the one posted before. Now oggz-sort will fix >> the file so oggz-validate doesn't find any errors. However ffmpeg still >> produces and error with it: >> >> ffmpeg -i rlang.ogg

Hello there, we are among the last people to actually make use of the Ogg/Theora format. Ok, just kidding, but in fact we do live and archival streaming of various IT conferences. You can take a look at some here if you are interested: https://streaming.linux-magazin.de/en We are using several tools for live streaming, recording and editing Theora streams, among them ffmpeg2theora and oggCut

Hi there, we just encountered a problem with some tools obviously encoding into the skeleton format by default, which leads to problems with several other tools, in that particular case it's oggCut. When we try to edit/cut an ogg file with it, the program crashes with a segfault. I was able to locate and fix the problem in the oggCut source but I am wondering how to convert my ogg files to a

>> >> Examples of error messages follow: >> $ oggz-validate jnazario.ogg >> jnazario.ogg: Error: >> 00:55:27.957: serialno 0846930886: Packet out of order (previous >> 00:55:27.960) >> 01:05:09.077: serialno 0846930886: Packet out of order (previous >> 01:05:09.080) >> >> Are there any tools that can reliably fix broken Ogg/Theora files?

ogg.k.ogg.k at googlemail.com schrieb: >> I was able to locate and fix the problem in the oggCut source but I am >> wondering how to convert my ogg files to a non-skeleton version in general. > > oggz rip -c theora -c vorbis -o file-without-skeleton.ogg file-with-skeleton.ogg > > This tool is from liboggz, git.xiph.org. You need a -c option for each stream > type you

Dammit, you are fast! I just tried to figure out what's missing from running "init" on the host and installing the missing packages, among them "mdadm" and others. Also I noticed that "appliance/packagelist" includes a lot of packages that aren't available on Ubuntu, but maybe that doesn't matter. Anyway, I tried your solution but still get the kernel