Hi Bernhard,
Marking stops as 'Multi-Arch: foreign' should make
that installation possible.
The package 'stops' contains binary instrument data, which as far as I
know, is uniquely created by the undocumented and well-hidden instrument
editor feature in aeolus (hold down Ctrl then
Package: ambdec
Version: 0.7.1-1
Severity: minor
Dear Maintainers,
The package description for ambdec says:
Ambisonic decoder for first and second order
However, the long description for this package says:
It can be used for both horizontal and full 3-D systems of first, second
and third
Hi Boyuan,
> I am not proposing to remove this package; instead I was proposing of having
> MIA team involved and (orphan this package) / (have other maintainers taken
> this package care of)
That should not be necessary since it is maintained by
debian-multimedia. I agree it needs a rebuild
Hi Boyuan,
> Dear stops maintainer (Hi Free Ekanayaka)
Maintainer for this package is Debian Multimedia Team, it's just that
Free was the last uploader.
> I was cleaning up packages that hasn't receive any upload in Debian for a
> long
> time and noticed that your package, stops, received no
Hi Petter,
> have not heard from any of the other team
> members for a while, lack a mailing list to communicate with them
It seems this was one of the mailing lists not migrated away from alioth.
Would it make sense for all the Xiph packages to be managed via
Hi all,
On 21/06/18 05:40, Debian testing autoremoval watch wrote:
> sonic-visualiser 3.0.3-4 is marked for autoremoval from testing on 2018-07-16
>
> It (build-)depends on packages with these RC bugs:
> 899571: libfishsound: Invalid maintainer address
> pkg-xiph-ma...@lists.alioth.debian.org
Hi Fabian,
> it is highly discouraged to add this repository due to known
> breakage and incompatibilities
Yes indeed :-) Funny how old info can last a long, long time online.
Cheers!
Daniel
Hi James, hi Toerless,
>> How to add Debian Multimedia to your system.
> I'm not sure I understand your question exactly. If you want to install
> some multimedia packages, there is no need to "add Debian Multimedia" -
I think this confusion stems from the time when debian-multimedia.org
was an
Hi Frans,
> what advice would you
> have for the other software tools sets created by ODR? The same team?
Yes indeed, there is a lot of specialist knowledge in this field that
doesn't cross over much into the regular multimedia packaging tasks.
These are very cool tools and it would be great to
Hi Frans,
> My question, fits DABlin better with main or multimedia?
For software defined radio the best team might be
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianHams
https://blends.debian.org/hamradio/tasks/sdr does include receiver
applications.
Cheers!
Daniel
Hi John,
These fem@les are pleasing themselves with machines!!!
Yes, because they run Debian:
https://wiki.debian.org/DebianWomen
Cheers!
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Hi Fabian,
there is the sound-theme-freedesktop package which is
pulled in by all big desktop environments and contains a lot of sounds
that could be used as demo music. Unfortunately, the sound files are
rather well hidden in the file system
in /usr/share/sounds/freedesktop/stereo
That
Hi all,
On a wheezy system, /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf.d/README says:
You can place files named *.conf in this folder and they will be
processed when initialising alsa-lib.
Files in the alsa.conf.d directory are included by
/usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf so I thought this should work:
sudo cp
Hi Faheem,
is there a good PCIe sound card that is well supported by Linux?
You could look at RME cards, but these may be massively overspecified
for what you need. My suggestion would be to go for class-compliant USB
audio in most use cases.
If you could describe how you use your soundcard
Hi Louis,
If I write you today, it's because we are trying to make possible a free
tablet computer for schools.
If I may offer a perspective as a distro developer and parent of a
12-year-old whose school has an ineffective netbook deployment, it's not
really about the hardware.
In my view,
Hi Rupesh,
previously I have used squeeze and wheezy testing (weekly build) and
there was no hardware support for my sound card so I have to download
drivers from vendors site and compile it.
My hardware details:
AMD FX 4100 cpu
GIGABYTE 78LMT S2PT motherboard
Audio Chipset Realtek
Hi Rupesh,
I am able to play music files in other linux distros like
Fedora19,opensuse 12.2 by installing mp3 codecs without installation of
drivers from me.
OK, that is a different issue, the mp3 codec is totally separate from
ALSA driver support for your sound chip. Can you play a .wav file
.
Cheers!
Daniel James
Director
64 Studio Ltd.
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Hi Weaver,
Playback failure:
DVDRead could not open the disc /dev/dvd.
Check that the symlink /dev/dvd points to your DVD drive like this:
ls -l /dev/dvd
If you get:
ls: cannot access /dev/dvd: No such file or directory
then you either need to create the symlink, or specify the correct
Hi Diego,
I think that last beta version of 64studio has lxde insted gnome
We did look at LXDE as an option, but for our next release (4.0,
Squeeze-based) we'll be going back to GNOME.
Cheers!
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Hi Charlie,
Find a Debian release (upgradeable) specifically for multimedia and
start again (remember everything is 32-bit, will Studio 64 work)?
If you choose the 32-bit version, yes.
Buy components to build me an up-to-date computer?
The spec you have will be fine to get started with.
Hi James,
The build of handbrake that is in debian-multimedia is broken. Would it
be possible to update it?
This list is quiet these days, the action has moved to:
http://lists.alioth.debian.org/mailman/listinfo/pkg-multimedia-maintainers
I don't think handbrake is a Debian package, did you
Hi all,
I have built some JACK2 (1.9.3) debs for Lenny, and Ubuntu Hardy and
Jaunty, based on the Debianization by Nedko Arnaudov. However some users
still want to use JACK1 versions (such as 0.116.2), pointing out that
some features are not yet fully available in JACK2. For instance,
Hi Reinhard,
# ldconfig -p | grep jack
libjackserver.so.0 (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/lib/libjackserver.so.0
libjack.so.0 (libc6,x86-64) = /usr/lib/libjack.so.0
libjack.so.0 (libc6) = /usr/lib32/libjack.so.0
libjack.so (libc6) = /usr/lib32/libjack.so
this looks
Hi Adrian,
Cannot connect ports owned by inactive clients: amSynth is not active
This is simple to fix. The process callback return value was ignored in
jack1, so everybody returned 0. In jack2, returning 0 means problems,
so you just return 1 (true) and everything is fine.
The patch I sent
Hi Adrian,
No problems over here with plain jack2-1.9.2. Works out of the box.
Same is true for amsynth: works like a charm with jack2.
Are you sure your jack2 package is in good shape? ;)
Possibly an update to 1.9.2 would fix this, perhaps upstream have put in
some backwards compatibility
Hi Adrian,
Are you sure your jack2 package is in good shape? ;)
I just did a source build of 1.9.2 in /usr/local using waf, it works
fine for Hydrogen, but neither amsynth or mx44 packages work. Did you
build your amsynth and mx44 from source?
Cheers!
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Hi Adrian,
amsynth cannot be used with jack.
This cannot be true. I just tried it on two different machines
To clarify, amsynth works with original JACK but not JACK 2, a.k.a
jackdmp. This is because amsynth's JACK connection code is a little
non-standard, and needs a rewrite to bring it
Hi Felipe,
jack2 is not going to be in
debian soonish
JACK 2 has been the upstream release since February, so I hope it will
be in Sid soon.
we are transitioning from versioned jack packages to
unversioned ones, so this should be fixed anyways.
Well, JACK 2 is a complete rewrite so
Hi Felipe,
The Debian Multimedia Maintainers will be dropping libjack0.100.0-0
soon, so you should switch to using upstream's default name. Changing
libjack0.100.0-0 to libjack0 in debian/control and dropping
debian/patches/80_libjack.dpatch should be enough.
Unfortunately not in the longer
Hi Felipe,
Ardour embedded many libraries that could easily
be stripped out: they were just convenience copies.
Or put another way, known working copies for quality control purposes
:-) Ardour developers can't be expected to support binaries that distros
break.
I agree this is not best
Hi Raffaele,
Why only in 64studio and not in plain Debian?
maybe if they did it on debian nobody would pick up 64
studio anymore...
We have been contributing to Debian for years. The reason for a
specialist distribution is that official Debian does not support
multimedia
Hi Raffaele,
Debian does not support multimedia desktop/laptop users 'out of the box'.
If you all were coding for debian packages probably they will ;-)
We do, but what the Debian project chooses to make a priority is not
under the control of the small multimedia packaging team. For example,
Hi Raffaele,
I can't go in deep about debian packages accept/reject workflow and
policy stuff but non-free repository should allow some compromise in
these direction...
It wasn't about free versus non-free (for once), it was that Ardour
developers were forced to embedded their own forked
Hi Adrian,
- FFADO: libfreebob is outdated, there are so many users in #ffado
asking for FFADO packages.
We're aiming to have this package in 64 Studio 3.0, we also need to
change our 2.6.29-rc4 kernel to support the old firewire stack though.
New package: http://calf.sf.net. IMHO,
Hi Rosea,
- FFADO: libfreebob is outdated, there are so many users in #ffado
asking for FFADO packages.
We're aiming to have this package in 64 Studio 3.0, we also need to
change our 2.6.29-rc4 kernel to support the old firewire stack though.
Why only in 64studio and not in plain
Hi Rosea,
Can I invite more people to join the Debian-multimedia team and improve
Debian for music production?
Do you need more people to contribute?
I think help is always welcome. I think it's a question of finding the
right tasks for the right people though. Debian welcomes experienced
Hi Rosea,
I was thinking of building one or more packages which are not yet
in Debian. I'm interested in 'music-making-applications'...
I would strongly recommend that you only package applications which you
personally use, which gives you the strongest incentive to maintain
them. You might
Hi Boris,
I bought a digital video camcorder and have big troubles with the
produced file format. It's a Toshiba Gigashot K80HE.
Try a recent version of vlc or mplayer for playback, they are more likely
to support this format than totem.
Now I want to process the files on my desktop PC and
Hi Free,
the Debian
Multimedia Team in general is seriously lacking man power at the
moment :(
Is there a statistic which will help us identify which packages are
falling behind? Something like a chart showing Sid version against
upstream version, perhaps?
The charts at
Hi Felipe, hi all,
I think that merging with the pkg-multimedia team would make some sense. At
least there would be more than 1 DD to sponsor potential contributors.
Sounds good - are there any objections to the idea?
Cheers!
Daniel
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Hi all,
Has there been any progress in getting any version of ardour into Lenny?
Not as far as I know, so no useful info from me. But, I just wanted to
note that 2.5 was recently released and might possibly resolve the
non-security bugs (maybe, hopefully?)
At the moment, the main issue
Hi Nick,
I think these are the pertinent lines:
libjack0.100.0-0 depends on libjack0 (= 0.109.2-3mlrepo1); however:
Version of libjack0 on system is 0.109.2-2mepcom1.
libjack-dev depends on libjack0 (= 0.109.2-3mlrepo1); however:
Version of libjack0 on system is 0.109.2-2mepcom1.
Hi Peter,
IMO it is a very bad idea to have a package build against a legally
dubious library just because the system it was built on happened to have
it installed.
lame itself is not legally dubious, it's just unfortunate in being
liable to software patent enforcement on MP3 encoding.
Hi Antony,
It's a shame this hasn't been looked at yet. I hope ardour makes it
into Lenny.
Various people are working on this - the latest plan is to get a new
release of libsndfile upstream, so that Ardour doesn't need to embed a copy.
I have been doing a little research into this, and
Hello all,
I was curious if anyone is packaging or just testing LADSPA v2, a.k.a
slv2? There are some Debian packages available here:
http://download.drobilla.net/debian/
I think we need this for Lenny. Apart from the eye-candy aspect offered
by Lv2's native GUI's, I believe there is much
Hi Paul,
About libsndfile, how about the Debian libsndfile source package is
modified so that it produces a normal libsndfile library and a
libsndfile-ardour for ardour to build against.
Or how about the libsndfile1 Debian package maintainer, Anand Kumria, is
asked to apply the Ardour team's
Hi Paul W,
Does anyone know if the below stuff are external libraries?
I know that clearlooks is a gtk theme and libsndfile is an external
library, but I'm not sure about the rest.
libraries['vamp'] = LibraryInfo (LIBS='vampsdk',
LIBPATH='#libs/vamp-sdk',
Hello folks,
I'm hoping there might be someone on the list who can give me a
definitive answer on this :-)
I'm preparing some new graphics for the 64 Studio site, which include
the Debian logo. I've taken a look at the various logo files (PNG, SVG,
JPEG, EPS, XCF) on
Hi Robin,
Can
someone here take that on, become the CinePaint Debian maintainer?
Ideally it would be someone who is a regular CinePaint user. Could you
survey the CinePaint userbase to find out if you have any Debian
Developers among them?
What do we do about the issue that CinePaint
Hi Felipe,
There was an attempt to reintroduce it
to debian by Thanasis Kinias, but so far nothing has happened.
I suggest Robin gets in touch with Thanasis to figure this one out, and
get a GTK+ 2 build together. It's true that this application has no
replacement in Debian, or the free
Hi Frank,
Do you know if this patch has been accepted upstream?
No, I haven't reported it upstream, only via Debian.
I think it might be a good idea to get the view of the upstream
developers on this patch, because as I understand it, jack_diplomat is
undocumented and unmaintained. I
Hi Lucas,
During a rebuild of all packages in sid, your package failed to build on i386.
oper_awe.c: In function 'seq_open':
oper_awe.c:146: error: 'SAMPLE_TYPE_AWE32' undeclared (first use in this
function)
In the Makefile from the original source package, it says:
# device selections
Hi Igor,
I try to use ardour-1:2.0.2-2 and get the following output:
***MEMORY-WARNING***: [26416]: GSlice: g_thread_init() must be called
before all other GLib functions; memory corruption due to late
invocation of g_thread_init() has been detected; this program is likely
to crash, leak or
Hi jj,
The time on my desktop is set to UTC. I'll like to read it EST. Is there
something as simple as dpkg-reconfigure timezone ?
Even easier, you can right click on the clock in Gnome and select Adjust
Date Time :-)
I installed datetimeconf
It might be best to uninstall that, it
solves system lock-ups by making all processes non-realtime
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Hi Joerg,
The package name is a little bit too generic - create.
And yes, even if its upstreams name (a very bad name selection looking at its
contents).
How about 'creative-resources' for a package name?
Cheers!
Daniel
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Hi Mihkel,
I installed 0.103.0-1 and jack will start.
Could you post the output of:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
please?
I believe these optimisations require SSE or 3DNow! to be available on
your CPU. If your CPU is older than Pentium III, it may not have them.
Cheers!
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Hi Ismael,
A valid concern, probably, but one anybody developing GPL code could
have!
That's true, but in this case the risk is higher than usual. Firstly
because music hardware companies have poor awareness of the GPL,
compared to say... network hardware companies (and some of them are bad
Hi Tomas,
I just wanted to ask if there are any plans for including the pipe
organ emulator Aeolus in Debian.
We have it on our to-do list for 64 Studio, so it will get uploaded to
Debian unstable at some point.
Cheers!
Daniel
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Hi Herman,
Debian installer already has tasksel. I propose two new tasks:
a) Audio workstation
b) Video workstation
It might be harder to separate these out in future, because many video
tools have audio features, and some, like Open Movie Editor, are
integrated with Jack transport. You
Hi Ismael,
Musix kernels are packaged by Tapani Raikkonen
This may have changed recently, but last month they used our 2.6.17
package in their 0.99 release, see under 'New Software Packages' here:
http://lists.linuxaudio.org/pipermail/linux-audio-announce/2007-March/000932.html
The more
Hi Marco,
1) A multimedia/desktop oriented kernel like the one in 64Studio or
here: ftp://musix.ourproject.org/pub/musix/deb/kernel/n
I believe Musix now uses the 64 Studio kernel packages, so that's one
less variable ;-) Ubuntu Studio is not going for a Molnar-style RT
kernel, according
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