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Not reading Opus tags
Opus audio files should be in an OGG container, using a similar format for tags as Vorbis.
I've attached two sample files for you to test with, they were created with the following command, in case you need more:
opusenc --bitrate 64 infile.flac outfile.opus
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repo owner - changed status to on hold
I found that opus file support is prepared in current development version of taglib but it is not released, yet. That means opus files will be supported after taglib 1.9 is released.
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Hello,
Looks like taglib 1.9.1 is available with opus file format support. Is this issue still active?
Thanks for your work, xnoise is probably the most decent media player on linux (I miss opus tag info though ;)
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repo owner Salut Pierre!
Je suis désolé, mais les distros n'ont pas encore taglib 1.9.1. While taglib 1.9.1 is present as source since October, it is not widely available in the distros.
But I will add the opus support with conditional compilation, very soon. As the distros usually do not have taglib 1.9.1 at the moment, you would then have to compile your own taglib and then your own libtaginfo. I recommend waiting for a few weeks, until I release the new version of libtaginfo and xnoise (current xnoise will not work with the new version of libtaginfo).
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repo owner Opus is now prepared in git. Can be compiled for taglib > 1.9.1. But xnoise will not yet work with this. But maybe very soon
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reporter Wonderful news, thanks for your hard work :)
Should this be considered closed now?
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repo owner - changed status to resolved
opus works with taglib > 1.9.1
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