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Programming Languages: C, Objective C, C++

License: GNU General Public License (GPL)

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  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    @htmlchecker did you ever get a reply back from the owner about taking over the project?.

    2009-12-11 23:28:50 UTC by coolaj86

  • Followup: RE: m4a / mp4 checksum / hash

    I believe this is how you checksum an mp4 / m4a file: AtomicParsely -T file.m4a | grep mdat Atom mdat @ 589869 of size: 5716586, ends @ 6306455 python \>>> f = open('file.m4a', 'rb') \>>> b = f.read(589869+4) \>>> f.read(4) 'mdat' \>>> md5sum(f.read(5716586-8)) I'm guessing that atomic parsley rounds somehow and turns up 4 bytes off for the start of the mdat tag.

    2009-12-11 23:03:10 UTC by coolaj86

  • Followup: RE: segmentation fault on linux

    try --overWrite as the last argument see if that works.

    2009-12-10 01:16:09 UTC by holyroses

  • segmentation fault on linux

    flapane@virtualbox:~/Desktop/Recived_Files_G/TEST$ AtomicParsley Blues\ Brothers\ -\ Sweet\ Home\ Chicago.m4a --overWrite --title switttttommmcicagg Segmentation fault Something like https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/atomicparsley/+bug/260274 but here it happens always, not only at the second time. Ubuntu 9.10 i386 and AP 0.9.0.

    2009-12-09 15:31:09 UTC by Flapane

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    Attached perl workaround for iTunMOVI at http://bitbucket.org/wez/atomicparsley/issue/1/itunes-atom-itunmovi.

    2009-12-05 01:00:48 UTC by holyroses

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    oh you can find free test material here: http://freeitunessongs.blogspot.com/ They catalog new free stuff on the iTunes store.

    2009-12-03 06:12:04 UTC by holyroses

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    There are other atoms that I see on store bought material and free iTunes material that you can get through the store interface but I think they are all internal usage of some sort. Only one still that has be baffled is how they determine you have 2 of the same content and one of the content is HD or SD. There has to be some identifer on the file that makes them unique a database ID and then...

    2009-12-03 06:10:11 UTC by holyroses

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    Thanks; it looks good enough to me. Are there other atoms that need to be added? I'd like to have a bigger picture before starting work on the MOVI atom changes (sounds like a lot of work around the parameter handling and xml building/parsing)

    2009-12-03 04:42:56 UTC by wez

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    done. I attached file there as well. I pasted the readme.txt included in tarball, but it didn't paste well.

    2009-12-03 04:05:08 UTC by holyroses

  • Followup: RE: Is this code dead?

    I can't access that file (gives me a broken tarball). Please create an issue with the docs pasted into it on bitbucket; it will shortcut things a great deal for me (as that's all I'm going to do about it in the meantime anyway): [you can create an issue by clicking here](http://bitbucket.org/wez/atomicparsley/issues/new/) http://bitbucket.org/wez/atomicparsley/issues/new/.

    2009-12-03 03:23:26 UTC by wez

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