Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 17:00:24 GMT From: "jacula@gmail.com" <jacula@gmail.com> To: freebsd-ports-bugs@FreeBSD.org Subject: Re: ports/91575: Incorrect dipendences for normalize-0.7.6_3 Message-ID: <200601101700.k0AH0OYF011933@freefall.freebsd.org>
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From: "jacula@gmail.com" <jacula@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: ports/91575: Incorrect dipendences for normalize-0.7.6_3
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 16:50:29 +0000
Well the source explained me the mystery (I think).
In the normalize source are defined 6 variables:
FLACDECODE
FLACENCODE
MP3DECODE
MP3ENCODE
OGGDECODE
OGGENCODE
These are the default values for decode/encode programs, that
are found,compiling normalize, installed in your system and
are used by default by:
normalize-mp3
normalize-ogg
If you want change these values or you want assign a value, in
a second moment, you can use these options:
--mp3encode=X mp3 encoder
--mp3decode=X mp3 decoder
--oggencode=X ogg vorbis encoder
--oggdecode=X ogg vorbis decoder
But I think the "normalize-mp3 --help" output explain better than me.
In my system:
#####################
#normalize-mp3 --help
Usage: normalize-mp3 [OPTION]... [FILE]...
.
.
.
.
Force output format (this disables copying of comment tags):
--ogg Convert files to ogg, regardless of original format
--mp3 Convert files to mp3, regardless of original format
--flac Convert files to flac, regardless of original format
The following four options may be used to set the encoder and
decoder commands for mp3 and ogg vorbis. %m is expanded to the
name of the mp3 or vorbis file, %w expands to the name of the
temporary WAV file, and %b expands to the bitrate, as specified by
the --bitrate option. The default values are shown in brackets
below.
--mp3encode=X mp3 encoder [lame --quiet -h -b %b %w %m]
--mp3decode=X mp3 decoder [madplay -q -o %w %m]
--oggencode=X ogg vorbis encoder []
--oggdecode=X ogg vorbis decoder [ -q -d wav -f %w %m]
.
.
#########################
Then the madplay program is optional and isn't necessary.
If you want a default madplay dependence, for me, the better
solution is:
--- Makefile.orig Tue Jan 10 15:52:24 2006
+++ Makefile Tue Jan 10 15:53:48 2006
@@ -14,7 +14,8 @@
MAINTAINER= itetcu@people.tecnik93.com
COMMENT= A tool for adjusting the volume of wave/MP3 files to a
standard level
-LIB_DEPENDS= mad.2:${PORTSDIR}/audio/mad
+LIB_DEPENDS= mad.2:${PORTSDIR}/audio/libmad
+RUN_DEPENDS= madplay:${PORTSDIR}/audio/madplay
USE_BZIP2= yes # XXX set before OPTIONS
OPTIONS= XMMS "Build XMMS plugin" off
In the original Makefile, if you have the libmad already installed,
madplay isn't
installed, but if you haven't libmad, madplay is installed.
I hope this is a good help.
Bye Jacula Modyun
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