Hi Andrew, yes, that would be great.
Can you update the wiki's Home & Download page to reflect the new location as well? I think just pointing to the new repo and removing the old version references would be enough. And the "CVS access" chapter is rather outdated as well ;) Thanks! Jörn Am 14.11.2015 um 18:38 schrieb Andrew Church: > Hi Jörn, > > I still have the HG repository here (including a few occasional fixes I've > made more recently, like support for newer FFmpeg versions). I can upload > that to Bitbucket if you like. > > --Andrew Church > http://achurch.org/ > >> >> Hi David, >> >> thanks for your response. I just changed my mind ;) I gave reactivating >> the Wiki a quick try by installing a static build of an older Perl >> version and yes: it runs. >> >> In fact I did this mainly because I wanted to check if the source code >> is hosted there at all. And the bad news are: no, there a just links to >> the dead berlios site. >> >> So we don't have any "official" tarball yet I could place on github. >> >> Probably I should clarify at that point that I am no transcode >> developer. Some years ago I just took over the services to my host, to >> keep the project alive. So I am not in the first line of responsibility >> to put any code on github. But of course I would do so, if no one of the >> "true" transcode developers rise their hands here ;) >> >> Of course the transcode source is out there. For example we could use >> the Debian source tarballs or ask the Debian mantainers what's best to >> do here e.g. what's their source. So we have some options. >> >> For now I keep the Wiki up and let's see what happens. Of course we >> should find a final solution, because the current state is unsatisfactory. >> >> Regards, >> >> Jörn >> >> Am 14.11.2015 um 17:21 schrieb David Liontooth: >>> >>> Hi Jörn, >>> >>> Thank you for keeping us posted. I see the source tarballs and cvs are >>> hosted on transcode.org. The linked "support site" at >>> http://tcforge.berlios.de/ is down or gone. >>> >>> Would you be open to putting the code on github? It would be nice to see >>> it in your name to vouch for the continuity of the project. >>> >>> I still use transcode in production; it does a better job on some tasks >>> than anything else available. >>> >>> Cheers, >>> David >>> >>> >>> News >>> >>> *September 24, 2008* >>> >>> >>> New *Transcode* Support Site Launched >>> on <http://tcforge.berlios.de/>http://tcforge.berlios.de >>> >>> For the full announcement see [1] >>> <http://www.mail-archive.com/transcode-devel%40exit1.org/msg00691.html>. >>> >>> *January 18 (Sunday), 2009* >>> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.1.0 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.7 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.6 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.5 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.4 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.3 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode* 1.0.2 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> **Transcode*-htdocs 1.0.0 released!* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------ >>> >>> >>> Download >>> >>> *Latest Source Tarballs /and/ CVS Access* >>> <http://transcoding.org/transcode?Download> >>> >>> >>> On 11/14/15 5:10 PM, Jörn Reder wrote: >>>> Hi folks, >>>> >>>> long time no see ;) >>>> >>>> Today I upgraded the server which runs the transcode Wiki and >>>> unfortunately it stopped working due to incompatiblities with a newer >>>> Perl version shipped with Debian Jessie. >>>> >>>> Currently I am not planning to invest time into fixing this issue since >>>> this project is somewhat "dead". >>>> >>>> If there is anyone here interested in hosting the Wiki and the other >>>> services (e.g. this mailing list), please contact me. Otherwise I will >>>> switch off them at some time in the future completely, including the >>>> transcoding.org domain. >>>> >>>> Regards, >>>> >>>> Jörn >>>> >>> >>