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I just recompiled- for a third time, and now it works... I don't think I did anything differently this time- it's a little odd..

problem solved, although strangely so!

yup, works fine in wine... if I can't find a way of making it work without, will just go through wine then..

scrax: yes I did, it just  says "command not found"... I compiled using the compile instructions, and didn't get any unexpected errors.

and I used a windows machine to  convert them in the time being, I have the rest of my pipeline sorted out fine, I just can't seem to get the RAW2DNG part working...

that's sort of my problem, it isn't working

Hello all,

I'm trying to set up a ML RAW pipeline in linux. I work for a small company which works with video, 3D and vfx exclusively in Linux, but I've only been using Linux for a bit more than a year with them, and mostly as an end-user artist, not as an experienced programmer. They're OK with me testing out ML RAW on a 600D, not on one of their 5D III's yet because they're a little scared off by all the warnings. This isn't for commercial projects yet, just to explore some of the potential, they like to play with this sort of thing before it hits a stable release to keep as up to date as possible (and so do I!).

Only issue is I'm hitting a bottleneck: I installed ML and RAW no problem, I have a few pipeline tests laid out after this stage, but I can't seem to get raw2dng working in Linux! (I'm using Mint)... I saw raw2avi in linux but that doesn't really interest me, I really want the DNG's..

If anyone could outline the process I need to follow to convert my RAW to DNG in a linux OS I'll be really grateful...

Hello,

this may seem like a silly question- I've looked around and can't seem to see much in this direction, I see there's a linux raw2avi bash script, but I can't see how to get DNG files out.. DNG is what interests me, not avi... Most of the conversation is Mac and Windows based, if anyone could explain how to basically do the raw2dng part of the workflow in linux, that would be really really helpful..

Thanks for all the work everyone is doing!