Urs Fleisch writes:
> Concerning kid3 and libmp4v2: With version 1.3 of kid3 and version 1.6
> of TagLib (package libtag1c2a), kid3 can use TagLib for MP4 files if it
> is linked without libmp4v2. However MP4 album art is not possible with
> TagLib.
taglib is LGPL licensed, s
t;
> xubuntu-restricted-extras
> ubuntu-restricted-extras
> mpeg4ip-utils
> mpeg4ip-server
> libmp4v2-dev
> kid3-qt
> kid3
> faac
> easytag-aac
> exfalso
>
> The first five will pose no problems. kid3 and faac can be built without
> libmp4v2 support
Concerning kid3 and libmp4v2: With version 1.3 of kid3 and version 1.6
of TagLib (package libtag1c2a), kid3 can use TagLib for MP4 files if it
is linked without libmp4v2. However MP4 album art is not possible with
TagLib.
Regards,
Urs (Kid3 upstream)
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mpeg4ip-utils
mpeg4ip-server
libmp4v2-dev
kid3-qt
kid3
faac
easytag-aac
exfalso
The first five will pose no problems. kid3 and faac can be built without
libmp4v2 support (in fact, for kid3, this is our only divergence from
Debian).
exfal
(any particular reason why you didn't CC the mailing list)
Maia Kozheva writes:
> On 09.11.2009 15:13, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
>> I can only advice against that website. libmp4v2-1 is packaged in the
>> pkg-multimedia team and a clean packaging can be found on
>&g
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On 09.11.2009 15:13, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> I can only advice against that website. libmp4v2-1 is packaged in the
> pkg-multimedia team and a clean packaging can be found on
> git.debian.org. Please consider joining that packaging
Maia Kozheva writes:
> Right now, libmp4v2 is provided by the mpeg4ip package, which has ceased
> development since September 2007.
>
> In 2009, the library was forked into a separate project, available here:
> http://code.google.com/p/mp4v2/
>
> It is packaged on debi
t;
> Right now, libmp4v2 is provided by the mpeg4ip package, which has
> ceased
> development since September 2007.
>
> In 2009, the library was forked into a separate project, available
> here:
> http://code.google.com/p/mp4v2/
>
> It is packaged on debian-multimedia.org,
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Right now, libmp4v2 is provided by the mpeg4ip package, which has ceased
development since September 2007.
In 2009, the library was forked into a separate project, available here:
http://code.google.com/p/mp4v2/
It is packaged on debian
On 2009-05-10 20:10:26 +0200, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> then wait for (or ping) the archive admins. They should automatically
> detect that gtkpod-aac is obsolete and remove it from the archive.
If there is an automatic process for it then it doesn't work
successfully always as I filed several rem
Loïc Martin writes:
> Reinhard Tartler wrote:
>> xvid is AFAIUI clearly non-free material. :-(
> I've recently checked all xvid source files to update debian/copyright,
> and everything is under GPL2+ except for 2 files
> (src/dct/{fdct.c,idct.c}) which license I paste below.
>
> What makes xvi
Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> xvid is AFAIUI clearly non-free material. :-(
I've recently checked all xvid source files to update debian/copyright,
and everything is under GPL2+ except for 2 files
(src/dct/{fdct.c,idct.c}) which license I paste below.
What makes xvid non-free material (I thought pat
Maia Kozheva writes:
> faad2 is actually in main, it's faac that's in multiverse.
sidenote: it has turned out that faac claims to be LGPL, but in fact is
not. Keeping it in multiverse until someone investigates the issue
further seems a good idea.
filed as #374900. takers welcome
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11.05.2009 01:53, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> Is that really necessary? besides, why is libmp4v2-0 in multiverse
> anyway? cf. with the latest meeting minutes from the TB. x264 and vlc
> recently got promoted from multiverse to universe, and
On Sun, 10 May 2009 20:53:11 +0200 Reinhard Tartler
wrote:
>> Incidentally, are universe packages allowed to recommend (as opposed to
suggest)
>> multiverse packages?
>
>AFAIUI yes.
Main are not, so I imagine Universe should not either. In any case, I
think it would at best be impolite of a F
Maia Kozheva writes:
> 28.04.2009 22:54, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
>> Maia Kozheva writes:
>>> Response from gtkpod upstream:
>>>
>>>> I like the idea of dynamically detecting libmp4v2. Patches welcome.
>>> I'll try to write a patch thi
ource
>> packages. One source package is clearly less cluttered and IMO more
>> obvious to manage.
>>
>
> The issue with a transitional package (as brought up by James Westby) would be
> that, being in universe, it wouldn't be able to pull libmp4v2 from multiverse.
es. One source package is clearly less cluttered and IMO more
> obvious to manage.
>
The issue with a transitional package (as brought up by James Westby) would be
that, being in universe, it wouldn't be able to pull libmp4v2 from multiverse.
So, hypothetically, users who install
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28.04.2009 22:54, Reinhard Tartler wrote:
> Maia Kozheva writes:
>> Response from gtkpod upstream:
>>
>>> I like the idea of dynamically detecting libmp4v2. Patches welcome.
>> I'll try to write a patch this week
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