* Julian Andres Klode <jak@jak-linux.org> [2007-07-17 22:14:22 +0200]: > Am Dienstag, den 17.07.2007, 13:56 -0600 schrieb Oleksandr Moskalenko: > > I think you should discuss avoiding effort duplication with Christian. > Christian could have filed an ITP. I now develop this software and when > it is in unstable, Christian can remove it from his archive. > > > * The man page has errors. For instance, > > > > -m or --convert-m4a > > convert M4A files to OGG. Only used with -d or -r. Requires faad. > > > > -f or --convert-wma > > convert M4A files to OGG. Only used with -d or -r. Requires mplayer. > > > > See the "M4A" duplication? > Will be fixed in 0.10.1 > > > > * README file that you ship in the package has erroneous installation and > > licensing sections. > What exactly do you mean? I mean that you prepare a Debian package that is handled by package management software and includes a complete copyright file. Why do you ship a README that describes installation and licensing of the dir2ogg then? > > * Oh, and dir2ogg is buggy in non-ascii character handling in file tags. For > > instance, an attempt to convert an m4a file with a non-ascii string in the > > tags results in the following error: > > > This will be fixed in 0.11 by using mutagen to write the tags to the > file. It looks like 0.11 may be a suitable candidate for uploading into Debian/main then. I'm looking forward to trying the new release and uploading the corresponding package if it's quality is satisfactory. Regards, Alex.
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