Re: [Gtkpod-questions] Packaged the last version of gtkpod

[phantomjinx <p.g...@ph...>]

On 05/22/2014 06:17 PM, Flavio wrote:
> Il 07/10/2012 20:17, phantomjinx ha scritto:
>> Flavio <fl...@gm...> wrote:
>>
>>     Hi Jorg (and, well, phantomjinx, too),
>>     just to tell you that I've just refreshed .deb packages to v2.1.3 
>>     (25-sep-12) on Ubuntu 12.04 at the same address and folder (iPhone 
>>     support and other stuff enabled in ./config).
>>     The backlink still remains there, however it seems that gtkpod website 
>>     has changed, and I don't see any link to the packaged gtkpod on my 
>>     website, I guess it had been lost in the process of upgrading the 
>>     website. :)
>>     Regards
>>
>>
>> If you post your links then we can readd them to the website.
>>
>> Phantomjinx 
>
> Hello again,
> I wanted to start building and uploading bleeding edge GIT .deb packages too (Ubuntu 14.04), but
> it looks like I can't compile gtkpod with mp4 support.
> I can't get rid of "*Cannot find faad. Conversion from m4a to mp3 not possible*", even if libfaad,
> libfaac and libmp4v2 dev packages are installed.
> Any hints?
> Thanks in advance
>
> -- 
> Flavio
> www.flapane.com

Hi Flavio,

It would appear that 14.04 has a number of issues presented by gtkpod. This is not the first request
for information regarding mp4 support not working. At the moment, I run exclusively on Fedora so I
need to get a 14.04 VM up and running. Hopefully I should manage it over the weekend and I'll try to
understand whats missing.

Regards

PGR

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