Open theduke opened 10 years ago
+1 Ha! I was just trying to figure out why I couldn't install this via pip.
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.
Does this github repo supercede the version on sourceforge ...it's an official mirror? or a fork?
The github and sourceforge repos are both identical mirrors with the same content, as is the bitbucket one. They're all kept updated simultaneously.
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.
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.
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!
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.
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!
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Hey @tuffy any chance of this making it's way onto PyPi anytime soon?
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?
This would still be nice to have.
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)