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Mart Raudsepp wrote: |
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> On T, 2007-10-09 at 21:03 -0600, Steve Dibb wrote: |
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>> The little lame use flag has started showing up more in local use flags, |
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>> and all for the same purpose, MP3 support using LAME libraries. I vote |
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>> we move it into a global use flag. Any objections, let me know. |
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>> $ quse -D lame |
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>> local:lame:media-libs/libquicktime: Support LAME mp3 encoding |
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>> local:lame:media-libs/mlt: Support LAME mp3 encoding |
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>> local:lame:media-sound/abcde: Support LAME mp3 encoding |
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>> local:lame:media-sound/gnusound: Enable lame support |
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>> local:lame:media-video/mpeg4ip: Support LAME mp3 encoding in the |
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>> server/mp4live |
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> Any reason to not use something like mp3enc flag instead at that point? |
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> mp3 USE flag is already global, and appears to mean mp3 decoding, so how |
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> about a general mp3 encoding USE flag? I guess merging decoding and |
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> encoding behind the same USE flag might be an option too. |
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Ah, I knew this question was gonna come up, should have addresed it |
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first time around. |
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The reason we have mp3 and lame use flag is because there is more than |
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one mp3 encoder. In almost every case of the use flag being applied |
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above, there is already support for another mp3 codec (ffmpeg). So, |
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lame adds support for lame, not for mp3, which is also provided. |
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When there is just one mp3 codec used in an ebuild, then it makes sense |
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to use just the mp3 use flag. |
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Steve |
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