Activity for Perl Audio Converter
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Maximilian Lika posted a comment on ticket #10
Here the pacpl.in file...
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for number 4 see https://sourceforge.net/p/pacpl/bugs/22/
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Several Issues
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Perl Audio Converter released /pacpl/6.1.3/pacpl-6.1.3.tar.gz
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Philip Lyons committed [6aa1f2]
vp9 and mpeg4
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Update to 6.1.3
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repository reconfiguration
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repository reconfiguration
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Fixed Merge Conflict
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initial commit
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bug fixes/release update
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Wolfgang Klein modified a comment on ticket #24
Supplement: I think I found the bug. The program seems to insist to use avconv, but that package is not used any more in Ubuntu > 14.x: pacpl --decoder mp4 Perl Audio Converter - 5.0.1 decoders for: mp4 avconv -> faad -> installed (default) ffmpeg -> installed mplayer -> installed If I force pacpl to use ffmpeg, all goes well: pacpl --to mp3 --encoder ffmpeg --decoder ffmpeg video.mp4 Perl Audio Converter - 5.0.1 Konvertierung: video.mp4 -> mp3 Total files converted: 1, failed: 0 So, how do I tell...
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Supplement: I think I found the bug. The program seems to insist to use avconv, but that package is not uses any more in Ubuntu > 14.x: pacpl --decoder mp4 Perl Audio Converter - 5.0.1 decoders for: mp4 avconv -> faad -> installed (default) ffmpeg -> installed mplayer -> installed If I force pacpl to use ffmpeg, all goes well: pacpl --to mp3 --encoder ffmpeg --decoder ffmpeg video.mp4 Perl Audio Converter - 5.0.1 Konvertierung: video.mp4 -> mp3 Total files converted: 1, failed: 0 So, how do I tell...
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Extract audio from mp4 video
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reinitializing repository
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Make shell safe all filenames used in system() calls
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Add support for decoding DSF files
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Set the exit code to the total number of failures
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patches and tweaks
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Set the exit code to the total number of failures
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Make shell safe all filenames used in system() calls
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Set the exit code to the total number of failures
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I'm currently away from the keyboard but I'll get them done as soon as I can thanks for the inputimimim
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Make shell safe all filenames used in system() calls
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Paulo Marcel Coelho Aragão created ticket #9
Set the exit code to the total number of failures
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Make shell safe all filenames used in system() calls
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I ran pacpl on 2 batches of DSF files (coincidentally I had just downloaded 2 CDs that came in this format), and it worked flawlessly. Will it make any difference if run from a script or using the GUI scripts ? The conversion backend (sub convert) will be the same. no matter the interface, or perhaps I'm missing something.
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I ran pacpl on 2 batches of DSF files (coincidentally I had just downloaded 2 CDs that came in this format), and it worked flawlessly. Will it make any difference if ran from a script or using the GUI scripts ? The conversion backend (sub convert) will be the same. no matter the interface, or perhaps I'm missing something.
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Come on man :) I love the additions but when adding a new codec we gotta make sure it works.
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Have you tested this using one of the gui scripts for gnome/kde? No. I run pacpl from a bash script, so I never actually tried the GUI scripts.
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minor tweaks and updates
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I've appliede the patch and pushed it to git. Have you tested this using one of the gui scripts for gnome/kde?
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Add support for decoding DSF files
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added dsf decoding support
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Add support for decoding DSF files
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Minor changes
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Keep trying other registered decoders when the default decoder fails
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fixed kdialog space issue
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fixed make / make install errors
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Make a patch ;)
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Bumped version number
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pacpl can't handle double-quote characters in title tags
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I'll look into this when I get a chance.
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Applied various bug fixes / patches
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Applied various bug fixes / patches
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codecs.conf is overwritten every time pacpl is installed
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The default configuration file is obviously /etc/pacpl/pacpl.conf; However it can also be read from .pacplrc or a simply pacpl.conf in your home directory. I would save your custom configuration file to .pacplrc for now and when upgrading replace /etc/pacpl/pacpl.conf with your custom config.
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Choose different decoder for m4a files with ALAC and AAC audio codec
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Patch implemented. Lets try to get on the same page conserning the app version number =)
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Add .gitignore
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Approved.
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Added .gitignore
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Added new decoder for m4a files with ALAC audio streams: alac-decoder
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Patch implemented.
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Xiloynaha posted a comment on ticket #18
Philip, ASF is the container, cf. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Media_Audio#Container_format For example: % file taglib-1.11.1/tests/data/silence-1.wma taglib-1.11.1/tests/data/silence-1.wma: Microsoft ASF % mediainfo taglib-1.11.1/tests/data/silence-1.wma | grep Format Format : Windows Media Format : WMA Format version : Version 2 I can reproduce the issue on this file (as well as on Paulo's test.wma), and the proposed fix works for me too. I'll be applying it in the Debian package.
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How would you like a job? On Mon, Mar 26, 2018, 3:12 PM "Paulo Marcel Coelho Aragão" marcelpaulo@users.sourceforge.net wrote: To accomodate this feature request, I modified pacpl so that it chooses the decoder/encoder based on the codec of the audio file. For m4a files, it gets the codec by calling Audio::Scan->scan_info(<file>)->{info}->{tracks}[0]->{encoding}, and for the other audio files, it treats the extension as the codec. To that end, I removed the m4a entry from %run, and added entries for...
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codecs.conf is overwritten every time pacpl is installed
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To accomodate this feature request, I modified pacpl so that it chooses the decoder/encoder based on the codec of the audio file. For m4a files, it gets the codec by calling Audio::Scan->scan_info(<file>)->{info}->{tracks}[0]->{encoding}, and for the other audio files, it treats the extension as the codec. To that end, I removed the m4a entry from %run, and added entries for mp4a and alac, which are the codecs that Audio::Scan reports for m4a files with AAC codec and m4a with ALAC codec, respectively....
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pacpl can't handle double-quote characters in title tags
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added support for alac-decoder (mp4)
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Choose different decoder for m4a files with ALAC and AAC audio codec
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I've just discovered that Makefile.in and aclocal.m4 are also autogenerated, so I unstaged them (git rm --cached Makefile.in aclocal.m4), and added them to .gitignore, so that there are no autogenerated tracked files.
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Added new decoder for m4a files with ALAC audio streams: alac-decoder
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Keep trying other registered decoders when the default decoder fails
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Add .gitignore
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bug fixes
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Icon path is hardcoded, when it should be relative to sysconfdir
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Changed as suggested to reflect prior patches. Thanks.
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MP3::Tag option write_v24 should be removed because ID3v24 is not supported
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You're right, this was an old line. It's been removed.
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bug fixes
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MP3::Tag option write_v24 should be removed because ID3v24 is not supported
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Icon path is hardcoded, when it should be relative to sysconfdir
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further patches added
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I've further reviewed the patches submitted them to git.
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Option --overwrite is misleading since by default pacpl overwrites
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Paulo Marcel Coelho Aragão posted a comment on ticket #19
Your code is wrong, it needs fixing: my patch will handle it. The least you could do is to look at the patch: I took time and trouble to debug the issue and fix it.
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There's no need to use the --eopts command line option if you use the EOPTS option in the configuration file. That's what I've been using. It's in your code, have a look, it's there. Your code needs fixing, it's not handling DEFOPTS correctly, as I debugged and demonstrated. I've sent you a patch, it's just a question of applying it. As you can see, it's a very simples correction. You can't just dismiss an issue like this and leave the code faulty. I'm really stunned at your complete disregard.
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Once again, you didn't bother to look at the patch. Whether it's ASF or WMA, the fact is: your perl code isn't handling correctly the tags, and my patch fixes it. You can't just dismiss an issue like this. The code needs fixing, it's just a question of applying the patch. I shouldn't have bothered to submit a patch if I knew you wouldn't even look at it and consider it.
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The perl code handling the --overwrite is wrong and needs to be changed according to the patch I sent. It is impossible that it may work for you or anybody else. You can't close an issue like that without even bothering to look at the patch. I took the time to debug your code and offer a patch, so that your program works better, or rather, so that it works as expected. If you don't incorporate the patch, your program will go on faulty.
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DEFOPTS = 0 in pacpl.conf or .pacplrc not being respected
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when using defopts you'll need to include the --eopts option on the command line with your desired changes in quotation marks.
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When converting WMA to MP3, MP3 files end up with blank tags
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As mention in one of your previous bug reports this is an ASF file not WMA hence why the tags aren't being copied.
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Decoders for WMA not working
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The file you submitted is an Microsoft ASF file, NOT a WMA audio file. bash-4.4$ file test.wma test.wma: Microsoft ASF
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Option --overwrite is misleading since by default pacpl overwrites
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