Closed MountainX closed 2 years ago
I added this issue because of this message during installation:
( 9/28) installing gmusicbrowser-git [#########################################################] 100%
Optional dependencies for gmusicbrowser-git
alsa-utils: enables the ALSA backend [installed]
flac123: flac support for the ALSA backend
mpg321: mp3 support for the ALSA backend
vorbis-tools: vorbis support for the ALSA backend
mplayer: enables the mplayer backend
mpv: enables the mpv backend [installed]
gst-plugins-base: vorbis support [installed]
gst-plugins-good: flac support [installed]
gst-plugins-ugly: mp3 support
libappindicator-gtk3: tray icon support [installed]
webkit2gtk: alternative web-based plugin support [installed]
libwnck3: titlebar plugin support
perl-html-parser: support for accented characters in lyrics plugin [installed]
libnotify: support for notify plugin [installed]
As you see, it says "mpg321" explicitly there. However, I realize now that the problem is the Arch Linux PKGBUILD file, not the application.
PKGBUILD - aur.git - AUR Package Repositories
This PKGBUILD has the wrong optdepends defined, apparently.
Yes both mpg123 and mpg321 should work. Though to be honest I rarely test the 123 commands, I recommend using either gstreamer or mpv/mplayer, the main reason the 123 commands are there is because I started with them.
Yes both mpg123 and mpg321 should work. Though to be honest I rarely test the 123 commands, I recommend using either gstreamer or mpv/mplayer, the main reason the 123 commands are there is because I started with them.
Thank you. I wondered what was the best. I will stick with gstreamer. We can close this issue now.
Can GMB use mpg123 instead of mpg321?
I ask because I am not able to build the mpg321 package for Arch: AUR (en) - mpg321
Also, mpg123 has a new release on 2021-09-06 17:26 UTC, while mpg321 was last updated 2012-03-25.
The license is no longer an issue:
mpg123 - Wikipedia