nyaochi wrote:
> Hi Benjamin,
>
> Thank you for letting me know of this bug report.
>
>> I'd like to bring your attention to http://bugs.debian.org/389658 . It
>> reminds me of that issue you fixed for me in playlist creation where the
>> file buffer wasn't closed, but I couldn't find similar in the code
>> (though I don't know exactly where to look).
> Me either. But I'd like to see how replacing libid3tag with taglib
> affects (described later).
>
>> Also, it was brought to my attention that although easyh10 builds
>> against zlib (as the readme and configure script require), no symbols
>> from zlib are actually used by the binary. Was this something that was
>> used in the past and has since been dropped?
> Actually, libid3tag has a dependency to zlib library since ID3v2 allow
> zlib compression for tag data. But I'm not sure who should take
> responsibility for resolving zlib:
> a) libid3tag automatically imports zlib symbols after EasyH10 imports
> libid3tag
> b) libid3tag does not import zlib symbols on its own and EasyH10 must
> resolve zlib symbols
>
> I thought b) was the right answer, but the choice might be wrong.
>
> Anyway, I'm going to replace libid3tag with taglib since libid3tag
> can't seem to handle ID3v2 tag generated by MusicBrainz Picard:
> http://easyh10.sourceforge.net/forum/index.php?topic=121.msg790#msg790
> I heard that more projects now use taglib instead of libid3tag or libid3.
>
> The new code using taglib is ready in the CVS, but I can't access to
> the CVS server now. I hope this will also sort out the bug reported in
> the bugtracker.

OK. I've built some test packages against the CVS. They're at
http://dlgeek.net/easyh10/ . Currently only amd64. Geoff, can you try
these out and see if they fix your issue? If you need 386 packages
built, let me know.

Nyaochi: I had some troubles dropping the dependency on libz. Do you
think you can look into this? Also, the etch freeze is in about a month.
It would be really nice if you could manage to get a release of the
easyh10 cui out before then so it can be in etch. Let me know if I can help.

Benjamin

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