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gyunaev / karlyriceditor

lyrics editor and CD+G/video exporter for Karaoke
http://www.ulduzsoft.com/linux/karaoke-lyrics-editor/
GNU General Public License v3.0
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How to build for osx? #15

Closed zenonasz closed 1 year ago

zenonasz commented 1 year ago

can someone point me to how to build this for osx? the build-release file contains code for svn

Thanks

gyunaev commented 1 year ago

I never built it on OS X and it is likely gonna be major challenge; you'd need to build dependencies first.

zenonasz commented 1 year ago

Hi George (@gyunaev) ,

Impressive prompt response for 15yo code!

Could you share at least the Linux draft instructions on how to build it? Does build-release file has anything to do with it? if yes, svn export command can it be replaced or removed ?

gyunaev commented 1 year ago

Yeah, built-release builds it, but it doesn't build dependencies, which gonna be your major headache, especially ffmpeg.

Overall it is simple:

Once you get past step 1, things gonna be easy. But the first step is a challenge, notably because ffmpeg itself requires a lot of dependencies.

zenonasz commented 1 year ago

Yeah, built-release builds it, but it doesn't build dependencies, which gonna be your major headache, especially ffmpeg.

Overall it is simple:

  • Build all dependencies;
  • Install Qt 5.15
  • Build as standard Qt app (qmake && make)

Once you get past step 1, things gonna be easy. But the first step is a challenge, notably because ffmpeg itself requires a lot of dependencies.

I have most of deps I think already, Qt as well, and will try to run the project.

Basically, since you are the dev, I am here because I am looking to convert lrc file to UltraStar files. i was looking to see how you create and add breaks e.t.c. and how you parse and convert the timestamp of lrc into frames for UltraStar.

If you can point me to the files you handling the conversion i mention I will appreciate it.

In any way, thanks for the prompt response

gyunaev commented 1 year ago

There's no direct converter (it imports them and exports them through an intermediate format) but what you want could be achieved through a simple Python script. No need to use this program, and you can use batch processing.

And if you only need one file converted, install a Windows/Linux VM (or run one on MS/AZN cloud) and run a binary, will be faster.