These changes let PyOgg users add custom comment tags to the generated stream, as opposed to the current behavior of hardcoding no comment tags on all cases, which can come in handy for stream identification requirements.
While at it, I've tweaked the vendor string from ENCODER=PyOgg to PyOgg <VERSION>, where <VERSION> is the value of the __version__ variable at __init__.py. The rationale for this change is that this brings the vendor string format more in line with the conventions used by libopus and other encoders (such as FFmpeg and libavcodec), while also being more useful to track the precise encoder code used to generate the stream thanks to the addition of the version number.
These changes let PyOgg users add custom comment tags to the generated stream, as opposed to the current behavior of hardcoding no comment tags on all cases, which can come in handy for stream identification requirements.
While at it, I've tweaked the vendor string from
ENCODER=PyOggtoPyOgg <VERSION>, where<VERSION>is the value of the__version__variable at__init__.py. The rationale for this change is that this brings the vendor string format more in line with the conventions used by libopus and other encoders (such as FFmpeg and libavcodec), while also being more useful to track the precise encoder code used to generate the stream thanks to the addition of the version number.