Bug#670358: ITP: sdl-audioin -- Library to add audio input support to SDL
Hi Dominique, On 25 April 2012 07:15, Dominique Dumont wrote: > From the titile of the bug, I assume you want to maintain this package. Well, all I've done is produce a package. I think it complies with policy and all the new-fangled stuff like multi-arch, and it is source and binary lintian clean. Upstream considers that the project is complete, so I think the maintenance burden should be very low. I get the impression that it only supports OSS right now (unfortunately), so if I find myself with some free time, I might try and hack a PulseAudio back-end for it (but I'm not sure how free for that sort of hacking I'll be over the next few months). In any case, I don't mind looking after the package. > May I suggest you join sdl team to do so ? That sounds like a good idea. > This way, you'll be able to use our team's repo (git) and sponsoring will be > much easier. Yes; I'll have to look into how the git repo is structured. Should I update the control file to point to some future X-Vcs for this package, once I have had a look, then? And should the Maintainer field point at the team? My main concern in joining the team is one of commitment: I don't want to sign myself up for giving time to help out with all sorts of SDL issues, not because I'm not keen to help, but because I think it would be dishonest to make such a commitment when I'm not sure I have the free time to do so. Of course, team maintenance does seem to reduce the work burden for all concerned, so in that sense, I would be keen to join. Many thanks for your reply, -- Toby Smithe http://launchpad.net/~tsmithe -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-wnpp-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/CAHhkY_jCu9J8Y3S_JNcQ+qF4RnHkEZozAU4v-icT=zchu-y...@mail.gmail.com
Bug#670358: ITP: sdl-audioin -- Library to add audio input support to SDL
Le Wednesday 25 April 2012 01:27:32, Toby Smithe a écrit : > I need this package, despite its age and despite the continuing development > of SDL itself, in order to continue packaging PEBL (the Psychology > Experiment Building Language) - see #650775. From the titile of the bug, I assume you want to maintain this package. May I suggest you join sdl team to do so ? This way, you'll be able to use our team's repo (git) and sponsoring will be much easier. To join see the (new) "joining the team" section in: http://wiki.debian.org/Teams/DebianSdlGroup#preview all the best Dominique signature.asc Description: This is a digitally signed message part.
Bug#670358: ITP: sdl-audioin -- Library to add audio input support to SDL
Package: wnpp Severity: wishlist Owner: Toby Smithe * Package name: sdl-audioin Version : 0.3-rc1 Upstream Author : Tyler Montbriand * URL : http://burningsmell.org/sdl_audioin/ * License : LGPL-1.2 Programming Lang: C Description : Library to add audio input support to SDL This source package builds three small binaries. Extracts from the control file are given below. I need this package, despite its age and despite the continuing development of SDL itself, in order to continue packaging PEBL (the Psychology Experiment Building Language) - see #650775. I have spoken with the author of PEBL, who notes that this library is needed until SDL provides audio input support by itself (which, I hear, is on the roadmap). Package: libsdl-audioin0-dev Description: Library to add audio input support to SDL - development files SDL_audioin adds audio input support to SDL, and is modelelled after SDL's audio output subsystem, providing a very similar simple API. . This package contains the development files. Package: libsdl-audioin0 Description: Library to add audio input support to SDL SDL_audioin adds audio input support to SDL, and is modelelled after SDL's audio output subsystem, providing a very similar simple API. . This package contains the shared library. Package: sdl-scope Description: Demo oscilloscope for libsdl-audioin SDL_Scope is a simple example application that reads sound from a sound card and displays it on the screen. . Using it is simple - just run it, and it goes. It features: * Linux and Windows crossplatform interoperability * Low CPU use and quick response time via partial redraws * Resizable window * Fullscreen capability: alt-enter toggles -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-wnpp-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org Archive: http://lists.debian.org/20120424232732.3681.11570.reportbug@leopard
