PyPi Package

[theduke]

Why have you not uploaded this package to PyPi? It is really easy to do, and very helpful!

(http://guide.python-distribute.org/contributing.html)

[13rac1]

+1 Ha! I was just trying to figure out why I couldn't install this via pip.

[tuffy]

This looks like a great idea. I'll do my best to get it uploaded to PyPI by the next major release, if not before.

[anentropic]

Does this github repo supercede the version on sourceforge ...it's an official mirror? or a fork?

[tuffy]

The github and sourceforge repos are both identical mirrors with the same content, as is the bitbucket one. They're all kept updated simultaneously.

[fmoo]

Hey @tuffy - did you ever figure this out? It should be as easy as following the prompts when you run:

setup.py register
setup.py sdist upload

I did this (with a local modification) to create fmoo-audiotools (but it's built off master so you have to do pip install --pre fmoo-audiotools)

Feel free to ping me over email (ruibalp@gmail.com) if you have any questions. Happy to delete mine after you take a look.

[tuffy]

I don't know how this slipped my mind, but my plan is to finalize 3.1 within the next few days and get the registration done properly this time.

[dayzhou]

Hi, I'm trying to use your tools to decode Ogg Speex sound files. I installed speexdec/speexenc tools from speex office website, nonetheless 'Ogg Speex' isn't in the output of audiotools.AVAILABLE_TYPES. I aware that you've stated "these are types available to audiotools, not necessarily available to the user - depending on whether the required binaries are installed or not", so could you give some hints on which specific binaries are required in order to make it support Speex? Thanks!

[tuffy]

I would have to re-add support for Ogg Speex since I took it out over four years ago. Using speexdec/speexenc for decoding and encoding could be the same as before, but I'd need to modernize all the metadata routines to work like Ogg Vorbis or Opus. So it'll take a few days to bring back support for it.

[dayzhou]

I'm trying to write my own decoder currently which is a bit painful. So it would certainly be great if you bring this feature back!

[Kriechi]

bump

[johnathan99j]

Hey @tuffy any chance of this making it's way onto PyPi anytime soon?

[Freso]

For https://github.com/JoeLametta/whipper/pull/276 whipper decided to copy a file straight from this repository into itself, rather than adding it as a dependency, since 1) only the one file/module is needed, and 2) it isn't available to get via PyPI.

Any update on this?

[fluffy-critter]

This would still be nice to have.