similar to: Comment/Tag editing

On 31 December 2016 at 14:03, Timothy B. Terriberry <tterribe at xiph.org> wrote: > Ian Malone wrote: >> >> out, due to the Opus pre-seek, I think. Fixing that probably requires >> adding an Opus-specific metric to liboggz, since the current default >> linear one doesn't deal with first granule position being set. Thought >> I'd check before getting

Ian Malone wrote: >>> Another thought, could vorbiscomment do with having Opus comment support >>> added? >> >> >> Or make an opuscomment for opus-tools. I'm not sure which is the better >> approach, though the latter certainly seems like it would be less surprising >> for users. > > It'd certainly make sense for it to be included with

On 31 December 2016 at 21:04, Mark Harris <mark.hsj at gmail.com> wrote: > Ian Malone wrote: >>>> Another thought, could vorbiscomment do with having Opus comment support >>>> added? >>> >>> >>> Or make an opuscomment for opus-tools. I'm not sure which is the better >>> approach, though the latter certainly seems like it

Hi, I've written some code to validate comments passed to libkate, which happens to use the Vorbis comments format (apart from the framing bit, which I dumped rather early). While coding this, I wondered if I should allow empty tags (eg, '=foo'). I had a look at liboggz and vorbiscomment, and they both allow it (I didn't test vorbiscomment, just looked at the source). However,

Hello, i use libvorbis to develop some small applications for a radio station. I wonder, why there are no functions in the library to add/modify the comment tags in ogg-files. The only way I found is to make use of vorbiscomment binary, but this way is not that good. Are there api calls to do this?? thanks, Daniel. --- >8 ---- List archives: http://www.xiph.org/archives/ Ogg project

Hi All, The following patch is for the http://easytag.sourceforge.net/ software to add speex support. Since easytag uses vcedit.c & vcedit.h that are directly copied from http://svn.xiph.org/trunk/vorbis-tools/vorbiscomment/ the diff's that I made to add speex support, i thought that the diff I made would very much apply to the vorbiscomment developers. I was personally thing that

Hi All, The following patch is for the http://easytag.sourceforge.net/ software to add speex support. Since easytag uses vcedit.c & vcedit.h that are directly copied from http://svn.xiph.org/trunk/vorbis-tools/vorbiscomment/ the diff's that I made to add speex support, i thought that the diff I made would very much apply to the vorbiscomment developers. I was personally thing that

It seems there still isn't a tool (at least not a Xiph one) for modifying Opus comments from the command line. I've had a go at adding support in liboggz (which is fairly trivial, since it just means adding recognition for the Opus stream). That certainly works for comment editing, but I'm not sure if it's is good enough to commit back, because timing gets reported back slightly

It seems there still isn't a tool (at least not a Xiph one) for modifying Opus comments from the command line. I've had a go at adding support in liboggz (which is fairly trivial, since it just means adding recognition for the Opus stream). That certainly works for comment editing, but I'm not sure if it's is good enough to commit back, because timing gets reported back slightly

Good morning, folks. I'm involved in a project to enforce NFSv4 ACL's across a variety of storage platforms, in particular NetApps sharing NFS. That works fiine with the NetApp NFS qtrees, but we'd like to share those with CIFS clients as well. This works, and restricts access the way we expect NFSv4 ACL's to work, but the Windows clients cannot view any of the security settings

Anyone know, under Linux, how to get accents (hoping for u with an umlaut, for example) into a comment field? They're happily in the comment file I'm using as a source (or on the command line), but they get translated into # either when I do vorbiscomment -a or vorbiscomment -l (not sure which, but XMMS also sees # instead of the right char, which implies the first). title=Die Sch#ne

I've attached updated patches (against vorbis-tools 1.3.0b3.5) to support comment padding. No changes to libvorbis are necessary. The padding is added in the same way as oggenc2 (null bytes within the packet, at the end) and shouldn't cause problems with any reasonable decoder or comment editor implementations. Padding is enabled by default, except for small files (less than 30 s for

I'm trying to write comment writer thing for zinf, because I love the program, but it doesn't fully support ogg. I've found how to read comments, but can't figure how to write them. There has been some discussion about this previously in the archives, but I couldn't find any specifics, only references to code not posted to the list. The api documentation page is (painfully)

> Source? :) It's in Delphi 5. I will make the source code available when I'm happy with it, if anyone wants it. > I havn't used it yet, but you might find these screenshots helpful for > an interface: Initially I've designed the interface for the 95% of users who just want something very simple and can see the tags they are interested in on one form. I may add an

I was wondering if I could use tOGGer in ogg-flac files. So I asked Josh. His answer is quoted below (spoiler: doesn't think so). And when I tried tOGGer it didn't work. So I guess his right. But I wanted to know if his speculation is right (i.e. vorbiscomment saves comments in the first Vorbis packet). And if so why. I´m not sure how is Theora working. But it seemed logical to me that

I have some output from a survey shown below and would like to insert total rows for each category to then be able to use it as a data set for further analysis. Is it possible to do this in R. In this example I would like to insert a row between rows 5 and 6, 10 and 11, 15 and 16, 20 and 21 and put in the sum of the rows 1-5, 6-10, 11-15, 16-20 and to delete row 21 which has NA in it. I would

Hello there. I'm seeing with a third party library vendor, wich creates components for signal and audio processing for Delphi and BCB, the way to integrate support for OggVorbis, but there are some license issues that I don't know/understand. In plain text: can he create and distribute a component that uses the code available in the Windows SDK, either in the DLL presentation and/or

Hello flac-users, I'm storing my ripped CDs on FLAC until Vorbis 1.0 gets out (supposedly RSN). But I want to enter the vorbis comment just once. Since I'll use ogg bitstream for both files, I was wondering if I could use vorbiscomment or tOGGer on ogg-flac files? Is there any tool (besides de pipe) to convert ogg-flac to ogg-vorbis? Best regards, Alejandro Belluscio

Hello flac-users, I'm storing my ripped CDs on FLAC until Vorbis 1.0 gets out (supposedly RSN). But I want to enter the vorbis comment just once. Since I'll use ogg bitstream for both files, I was wondering if I could use vorbiscomment or tOGGer on ogg-flac files? Is there any tool (besides de pipe) to convert ogg-flac to ogg-vorbis? Best regards, Alejandro Belluscio

I'm writing a couple of reader/writer functions for a music tag class for python that can read and write 'raw' vorbis comments to text files[1]. I want these text files to be basically the same as the output/input comments used by the vorbiscomment program, but while testing out multi line comments I discovered that while vorbiscomment can set them with a -t "tag=value"