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stsaz / fmedia

fast audio player/recorder/converter
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Suggestions: winget install fmedia #87

Closed oklokl closed 2 years ago

oklokl commented 2 years ago

windows10~11 cmd winget search "fmedia"

winget install "fmedia" --id "stsaz.fmedia" -s "winget" --accept-package-agreements

winget I wish there was a version to install as well.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Package_Manager

thank you. :)

stsaz commented 2 years ago

Although it would be nice to have an option to install via winget (I guess), it currently supports installers (.exe, etc.) only. But fmedia package is just a portable .zip archive. I should create .exe installer first and only then fmedia can be registered in winget directory. I'm also not sure that MS allows installing (i.e. just unpacking) portable software via winget. Also there is a concern about licensing, because fmedia uses 3rd party libraries with different licenses, and I don't know (and I don't want to know) much about this stuff... So it's not that simple.

oklokl commented 2 years ago

https://github.com/microsoft/winget-cli Very attractive. There seems to be no licensing problem. Github support. I will politely ask the noble developer My heart wishing you would..

:)

And I use the command below. my install Tip (cmd) I'm using drag-copy.

echo Download
powershell.exe -Command "& {Invoke-WebRequest -OutFile $env:ProgramFiles\fmedia\fmedia-1.29-win-x64.zip -Uri "https://github.com/stsaz/fmedia/releases/download/v1.29/fmedia-1.29-win-x64.zip"}
tar -zxvf "%ProgramFiles%\fmedia\fmedia-1.29-win-x64.zip" -C "%ProgramFiles%"
"%ProgramFiles%\fmedia\fmedia.exe" --install

or

echo Remove 
"%ProgramFiles%\fmedia\fmedia.exe" --uninstall
rmdir "%ProgramFiles%\fmedia\." /s /q

I'm not a developer, so the command may be slightly wrong. I work fine.