the altlinux guys have a patch for dlopening the amr libs at runtime.
I haven't tested it and I think it needs more work, because the package
needs to include copies of the headers here. but the most complicated
work is already in this patch, so if somebody wants to work on it, feel
free.
Please
You've been asked to stop spamming this bug report with useless comments
but have refused. I am sick and tired of these pointless bug mails
wasting my time as I look through my Launchpad mail for work to do. For
the record I am unsubscribing from this bug and blocking further bug
updates generated
How does one configure bug blocking in Launchpad? Please mark this bug
as blocking Bug #1. Today I lost a user from Ubuntu 8.04 to Windows XP
Home because she does not want to enable 'questionable' repos
(medibuntu) and she needs to play video and audio files from her Nokia
6280 telephone on her co
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There is ongoing work to implement the ACELP codecs in ffmpeg, this
includes AMR, G.729, and RealAudio SIPR. This is quite a large project
as there are many variants of this codec.
The current (incomplete) code is available in the ffmpeg svn:
http://svn.mplayerhq.hu/ffmpeg/trunk/libavcodec/ The
The 3GPP wants me to fill out a copyright questionnaire to make a formal
request regarding relicensing the AMR codec. I am not a lawyer nor a
software engineer, so I would appreciate it if people more qualified
than I would review the document and email me the results. Thanks.
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I was wrong, I read AAC as AMR because I sat at the computer when I
should have been sleeping!
In any case I have already heard back from the 3GPP and there seems to
be little in the way of getting the native AMR codec opened up. They
don't know very much about software licensing, and simply slapp
I agree with Reinhard, looks like they're closer to a native AAC decoder
(i.e. not relying on faad) but no progress update on an AMR decoder or
encoder.
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dotancohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It appears that the FOSS AMR decoder that Roman mentions has already been in
> ffmpeg trunk for almost a month:
> http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/2008/08/22/aac-decoder/
I though AMR was something different from AAC? Can you confirm that the
newly develop
dotancohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> It appears that the FOSS AMR decoder that Roman mentions has already been in
> ffmpeg trunk for almost a month:
> http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/2008/08/22/aac-decoder/
I though AMR was something different from AAC? Can you confirm that the
newly develop
It appears that the FOSS AMR decoder that Roman mentions has already been in
ffmpeg trunk for almost a month:
http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/2008/08/22/aac-decoder/
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A better resolution would be "later" but Launchpad currently does not support
it. I filed a bug requesting the "later" status here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/launchpad/+bug/270780
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That's good to hear. however, from a bugtracker purpose, it is more
effective if the bug were closed for now and reopened once this work is
available in a position that Ubuntu developers can work off.
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 3:30 PM, Roman Polach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> As noted at
> http://
My field is Mechanical Engineering, not CS. And let there be no mistake,
I very much respect the people who work on the packages and I appreciate
their efforts.
However, this bug report requests an extremely important feature for ffmpeg and
it is being denied (rightly) because of licensing issues
As noted at
http://rob.opendot.cl/index.php/2008/07/23/lc-aac-and-sbr-amr-nb-floating-point-presets/
(dated July 23rd, 2008) free AMR support is under development (but today
probably not usable yet)
so we will hopefully see free ffmpeg's AMR support soon or later...
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No it should be closed as invalid until such a solution is available.
We can't have 1 open bugs for every feature perceived as missing
or this bugtracker would be pointless for the developers.
On 9/15/08, dotancohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My field is Mechanical Engineering, not CS. And l
dotancohen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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>Status: Won't Fix => Confirmed
Unless you intend to really work on the packge, please respect the
status changes of people that actually do work on the package.
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I asked on the ffmpeg mailing list about the licensing of the AMR code, and it
turns out that the 3GPP had written the code. I wrote to them nicely asking
about rereleasing the software with an open license and the benefits of such
action. I recommend to anyone interested in seeing AMR support n
While having a look at the linked zip file you pointed to, I found this
in the included word document:
Copyright Notification
No part may be reproduced except as authorized by written permission.
The copyright and the foregoing restriction extend to reproduction in all media.
Sorry, this means we
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