On 10/11 04:17, Jeremie Courreges-Anglas wrote: > On Sun, Oct 08 2017, Jeremy Evans <jer...@openbsd.org> wrote: > > This is a new port for mp3applygain. When mp3gain was removed and rgain > > recommended as its replacement, we lost the ability to apply replaygain > > information directly to mp3 files, which is necessary if you want to > > have normalized volume for mp3 files in an mp3 player that doesn't > > handle replaygain information in tags (common in hardware mp3 players). > > This utility is designed to do that and just that. > > > > I forked mp3applygain from mp3gain, and ripped out pretty much all the > > code, including the insecure mpglib and the replaygain calculation > > code. The only code that remains is the code that applies the > > replaygain to the file. The replaygain info is provided on the > > command line. Example use: > > > > mp3applygain 3.85 2 file.mp3 > > > > For added security, this is pledged "rpath stdio wpath" right after > > initialization, and "stdio" after the file is opened. It only > > operates on a single file per program invocation. > > > > OK to import? > > A few tweaks: > - s/Apply/apply in COMMENT > - license marker ought to be LGPLv2.1+ > > Looks good to import, though I would suggest to install the README, as > the usage itself is quite terse. :)
Here's an update to mp3applygain 1.1.0, and also fixes to the COMMENT and license information. Instead of installing the README, I wrote a man page, since I think that would be more helpful. The other change in 1.1.0 is that it should compile on !OpenBSD because the pledge(2) calls are in ifdef __OpenBSD__ blocks. OK? Thanks, Jeremy
mp3applygain.tar.gz
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