Heard a lot from many people that they had problems with adobe software (Audition) running in Linux so I grabbed a trial version off the Adobe site. The only real difference between the production version and the trial version is the fact that the trial version is what I call Bombware. That is it complains when the timer runs out. You can verify this with any Hex Editor that permits comparing any 2 files.
#1 In order to bring up Adobe audition 3.0 in linux I must get gdiplus working
Here are the steps from within the terminal
wget http://www.kegel.com/wine/winetricks
Above fetches the winetricks module
sh winetricks corefonts vcrun6
Above grabs some related fonts, oh yay!
env WINEPREFIX=~/.winetest winetricks mfc40
Above is some visual basic trash, but we need it
env WINE=~/wine-git/wine winetricks mfc40
Above sticks all the goodies in our path and sets some variables
Yep we need to do this
Do not forget to tell wine that the gdiplus library is present
Select configure wine from the Ubuntu menu
Select application tab
Add application and walk the file structure to the audition executable
When that has been added select the library tab and type in the override gdiplus.dll or *.exe (which ever file you have installed)
Also you may need msvcrt override
This whole project is working under Ubuntu studio edition 10.04
I’m using this edition for the configuration because most of the work is done for me
Everything works and the video is just fine.
My configuration for hardware is:::
768 meg RAM
2.0 gig intel CPU being pushed to the max, shows 100% with audition running
When Audition is launched system showing 400 meg RAM consumption
Video resolution is set at 1280×1024 for both the splash screen and the desktop vesa mode
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February 10, 2014 at 01:26
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I’m trying your instructions in PCLinuxos/full Monty. The package works, but not perfectly, not good enough for radio production
The problem: samples are dropped in the recording of a voice over.
Your guidance is welcome.
Thanks for your guide.
Robert
February 11, 2014 at 15:03
Robert
What does it mean when you see this:
WINE is /root/wine-git/wine, which is neither on the path nor an executable file
February 11, 2014 at 16:04
Robert
I have installed Linux Mint (which uses the Ubuntu low latency kernel) and the recordigs and playback are flawless as expected.
Now, I would like to know how to get the fonts to appear in the Selection/View Begin/End/Length fields, and in the multitrack.
Oddly enough The fonts showed up when installed in PCLinuxOS, but with crappy audio. Audio is excellent in LM but fonts are not there.
Thanks for your tutorial.