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soundKonverter

   0.3.11 & 1.0.0beta2  

KDE Sound Application

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Depends on  KDE 3.5.x
Downloads:  65928
Submitted:  Sep 12 2005
Updated:  Jul 15 2010
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Description:

About
soundKonverter is a frontend to various audio converters.

The key features are:
- Audio conversion
- Replay Gain calculation
- CD ripping

It is extendable by plugins and supports many backends:
En-/decoding: oggenc/oggdec, lame, gogo, faac/faad, mppenc/mppdec, flac, mac, mplayer, ffmpeg, shorten, ttaenc, bonk, ofr, ofs, wavpack, lac, lpac, speexenc/speexdec, timidity
Replay Gain: vorbisgain, mp3gain, aacgain, replaygain (MusePack), metaflac, wvgain
CD ripping: kio_audiocd, cdda2wav, cdparanoia
This way you can convert between various audio formats:
Decoding: ogg, mp3, mp2, m4a/mp4, aac, 3gp, mpc/mp+, flac, ape, wma, asf/asx, ra, rv, rm, avi, mpeg, wmv, qt/mov, flv, ac3, au/snd, shn, tta, bonk, ofr, ofs, wv, la, pac, spx, mid, mod/s3m/stm/ult/uni/xm/m15/mtm/669/it, voc, wav
Encoding: ogg, mp3, mp2, m4a, aac, mpc, flac, ape, ra, ac3, au, shn, tta, bonk, ofr, ofs, wv, la, pac, spx, wav

soundKonverter supports reading and writing tags for many formats, so the tags are preserved when converting files.
It comes with an Amarok script that allows you to easily transcode files when transfering to your media device.
And it is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Polish and Brazilian Portuguese.

Installation (v. 0.3.x)
WANT_AUTOCONF_2_5="1" WANT_AUTOMAKE_1_6="1" gmake -f Makefile.cvs
./configure
make
make install

In order to compile soundKonverter, you need:
- taglib-devel 1.4.0 (libtaglib-devel on mandriva)
- cdparanoia (libcdda-devel on mandriva, cdparanoia-devel on fedora)
On some operating systems (eg. ark linux) you may need to remove the cdparanoia check from the configure.in.in file!

Note: If you compile soundKonverter and have the libmp4v2-devel package installed, run ./configure with the '--with-mp4v2' switch for better results.
The packages from the OpenSuse Build Service are not libmp4v2 enabled!


OpenSuse users should add the following installation source to yast: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/HessiJames/suse version
eg.: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/HessiJames/openSUSE_10.2 for suse 10.2.

Non suse distributions are not tested, so please tell me if something is wrong with the packages.

beta version
The beta version is supposed to be for testing only. It should be functional but there are still some features not completed and it may include bugs.
Feedback on the new design (both technical and ui) and the installation (which i didn't quite figured out) are welcome.
v. 1.0.0 beta2: I currently haven't got much time so here is my current version.

git repository
for everybody who is interested, there is a new git repository at http://gitorious.org/soundkonverter/soundkonverter




Changelog:

new in 0.9.91 (1.0.0 beta2):
-Add: flac and metaflac plugins
-Add: faac, neroaac and aacgain plugins
-Add: timidity plugin
-Add: Enclosing %x space holders in the output directory with "[]" will only activate the space holder if the tag is not empty
-Add: Czech translation (by Pavel Fric)
-Change: use input file name as output file name if output mode is set to "metadata" and the file name can't be filled with either the track number or title
-Change: added message box to warn the user when trying to rip audio cds with kde < 4.4.0
-Change: don't close soundkonverter when started invisible but the conversion was aborted by the user
-Change: don't save file list after each succeeded conversion because it was slowing down the conversion when converting a lot of files
-Fix: File conflict handling
-Fix: Update file list if configuration changed
-Fix: Rip CDs by passing parameters to soundkonverter
-Fix: Replay Gain tool would only process one file/album
-Fix: Downloading files from remote locations
-Fix: Options editor wouldn't save modified tags
-Fix: Hitting the button "edit tags" in the options editor wouldn't work
-Fix: The options editor would cause a crash when files where removed from the file list
-Fix: Race condition when trying to convert multiple files having the same output file name simultaneously

new in 0.3.11:
-Fix: ffmpeg parameters for metadata removed

new in 0.3.10:
-Add: voc file format decoding for ffmpeg and mplayer
-Add: Ripping audio cds and service menus for kde4
-Add: Menu entry for ejecting audio cds (patch by Dominik Stadler)
-Add: Estonian and Simplified Chinese translations (both incomplete)
-Fix: ffmpeg was called with wrong bitrate parameter
-Fix: soundKonverter would leak file handles (patch by Dominik Stadler)
-Change: If the output file size is less than 1 percent of the input file size soundkonverter interprets that as an error




LicenseGPL
Source(0.3.11: Source)
(0.3.11: openSUSE, Mandriva)
Source(1.0.0beta2: Source)
(1.0.0beta2: openSUSE, xUbuntu)
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 naming by tags, kio-support?

 
 by MalleRIM on: May 25 2010
 

Hi,

first of all, thanks for your work. Since beta1, I enjoy using SoundKonverter.

There's just one problem. I am naming by Tags, to have a unified naming scheme. I have my musik sorted according to the following scheme:
Artist/Album/Nr - Title.ogg
But when there is an album with more than one disc, I want it sorted like this:
Artist/Album/CDcdNr/Nr - Title.ogg
If there's only one disc, usually there's no disc number included in the tag information. Could this somehow be used to implement something like this? That would be really great.

Another nice addition would be kio-support to be able to convert directly from the network via smb or ftp without temporarily storing the contents on the HDD.


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 Re: naming by tags, kio-support?

 
 by HessiJames on: May 27 2010
 

sounds like a good idea, i guess i'll work some more this weekend, but it sounds doable. maybe something like [%d] (apply only if %d is not null ...)

network transparency doesn't work at the moment because of a bug, but i hope that i can fix that.


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 Re: Re: naming by tags, kio-support?

 
 by MalleRIM on: May 27 2010
 

That's what I had in mind :)
Another great thing would also be to use naming by metadata only if metadata is available. Today I encoded some files and ended up with Title.ogg, Title.new.ogg, Title.new.new.ogg etc.. I don't know how complex this is, but would it somehow be possible to use file names and parent directories as variables or warn in case of any used but missing metadata and offer alternative options?


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 Re: Re: Re: naming by tags, kio-support?

 
 by HessiJames on: May 27 2010
 

that's more difficult and i don't know if that is really necessary, if your file aren't tagged properly, it might be better to just use the input file name as output file name and then format the file names with a real tagging program like easytag.
but what i can do is eg. use the input filename if there are not tags at all.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: naming by tags, kio-support?

 
 by MalleRIM on: May 27 2010
 

That would be great :)


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 Small visual bug

 
 by 747419 on: Jun 4 2010
 

The beta works very fine here, however I experience one small bug: the "Add files"-dialogue in the lower left of the main window uses some huge font when being opened, so for example instead of "Add CD tracks" one can only read "Add C...ks...". I do not have such a fontsize configured within KDE.

Beside that: even as a beta sK remains to be the best ripper in town.

Thank you.


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 Re: Small visual bug

 
 by HessiJames on: Jun 4 2010
 

this widget at the bottom left of the main window - "the combobutton" - consists of a combobox and a push button that is drawn over the combobox. it's important to know which of these widgets is too small. the button or the list that pops up when you click on the arrow? (or booth?)
usually the whole widget should resize itself after changing the action.
also you could send me a screenshot to hessijames gmail com maybe you have some exotic style options.


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 Re: Re: Small visual bug

 
 by 747419 on: Jun 4 2010
 

Oops, so it's not a common bug? Strange... The fontsize in the button itself is the same, yet okay to read (though having three '...' which seem not needed), but the pop-up box appears to be too small, see → http://tinyurl.com/32r3rtt

Actually not the popup is too small, but the font used is too big. It looks like a 12 or 13-size font, while in my systemsettings I have set the size for most fonts to 10, 11 being the biggest size. I have tried using other fontsizes, but they don't seem to affect this very popup / button.


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 Re: Re: Re: Small visual bug

 
 by HessiJames on: Jun 4 2010
 

the font size in the combobutton is 3 points bigger then the "normal" font.
on your system the width of the combobox's popup is the same as the combobox while on my system the popup is wider.
but i don't know why. could you post your qt and kde versions. there seems to be some inconsistency.


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 Re: Re: Re: Re: Small visual bug

 
 by 747419 on: Jun 4 2010
 

kalle@hoppers:~> kde4-config --version
Qt: 4.6.2
KDE: 4.4.3 (KDE 4.4.3)
kde4-config: 1.0

...using openSUSE 11.2.


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 Translations in Git

 
 by aspotashev on: Jul 15 2010
 

Why most translation are missing in Git repository?


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 Re: Translations in Git

 
 by HessiJames on: Jul 15 2010
 

i haven't imported/updated the old translations for soundkonverter 1.0.
the beta version is intended to show the technical progress and changes and is not ready yet, translations come at the end.


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 Cue files

 
 by realnc on: Aug 16 2010
 

Thanks for this application. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem to support cue files? I have a large ape file along with a cue file. There doesn't seem to be a way to create ogg files out of it.


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 Re: Cue files

 
 by HessiJames on: Aug 16 2010
 

soundkonverter doesn't support splitting. you can convert the ape file to ogg and then use another program for splitting. please use the kde-apps search or google, there are a few programs out there.


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 Can it handle "#"?

 
 by elitenoobboy on: Aug 27 2010
 

The beta 2 crashed when I was trying to convert a directory that had "#" in it. I assume that the # is what caused the crash.


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 Re: Can it handle "#"?

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 by HessiJames on: 12 hours ago
 

do you know which decoder/encoder you used? i can't reproduce the crash, maybe it's a coincidence that it happened with a # in the file name.


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 Mpeg4 AAC (m4a) problem

 
 by pman on: Aug 30 2010
 

I'm using the Ubuntu distribution of sK and I can't seem to encode MPEG4 audio since the latest O.S. upgrade. In the previous version of the OS I had it working. Here's some data:
*the encoder log says "can't open /tmp/phil-tmp/(tempfilename).WAV
*I have faac/faad installed
*I can encode mp3, for example
*My source files are .wav format (ripped from CD's)

My first thought was it was some kind of permission problem, but everything seems OK.
What am I missing?

Thanks


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 Re: Mpeg4 AAC (m4a) problem

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 by HessiJames on: 12 hours ago
 

could you please send me the full log, it should be saved to ~/.kde/share/apps/soundkonverter/log or something similar. please note that the log file gets deleted when sK is closed.


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