Announce: Entangle “Bottom“ release 0.7.2 – an app for tethered camera control & capture
I am pleased to announce a new release 0.7.2 of Entangle is available for download from the usual location:
http://entangle-photo.org/download/
The this is mostly a bug fix release, but there was a little internal refactoring work to prepare for future support of timelapse / animation video display and possible webcam support.
- Requires Gtk >= 3.10.0
 - Fix some introspection annotations
 - Use GdkSeat APIs if available
 - Use GtkOverlay and GtkRevealer in preference to custom widgets
 - Refactoring to prepare to support display of video files
 - Draw symbolic icons for video/image files while waiting for thumbnails to load
 - Ensure session highlight has a min 1 pixel visible border
 - Ensure session browser scrolls fully to right
 - Check for Adwaita icon theme which now includes symbolic icons
 - Remove left over check for DBus GLib
 - Remove use of deprecated GDK monitor functions
 - Remove use of deprecated GTK API for loading URIs
 - Fix handling of motion-notify event that broke client side window dragging
 - Fix warning when setting size of settings viewport
 - Update bug reporting address
 - Turn off over-zealous compiler warning about loop optimizations
 - Add ability to enter IP address of network camera
 - Fix URI pattern used to locate gphoto gvfs mounts
 - Add example plugin for bracketing photos of a total eclipse
 
Hi Daniel, good work on this, thanks.
However I am trying to compile this on Ubuntu 16.04 and get:
./.libs/libentangle_backend.so: undefined reference to `gst_base_src_get_type’
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
Makefile:1045: recipe for target ‘entangle’ failed
make[4]: *** [entangle] Error 1
Followed by other errors at make stage.
From what I see it could be something to do with this:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8347676/issues-linking-against-gstreamer-libraries-ubuntu-11-10
But I’m not sure (and no programmer, unfortunately) so am unable to go much further…
Any idea of what to do?
Thanks.