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gnupod_addsong.pl --decode=aac song.flac fails with
gnupod_addsong.pl Version 0.99.9-DEVEL (C) Adrian Ulrich
Can't use 'defined(@array)' (Maybe you should just omit the defined()?) at /usr/bin/gnupod_convert_FLAC.pl line 126.
* [****] Skipping 'song.flac', unknown file type
Done
Looking at the lines 124-126 in gnupod_convert_FLAC.pl it seems that maybe ffmpeg changed how it outputs supported codecs and muxers, because ffmpeg -formats now outputs the first column in DE format and not DEA format, and -formats does not have any line containing 'alac', but -codecs does.
Forcing line 126 to return (1); works, but it is a dirty kludge and not a proper bugfix (as I don't know any perl, so I cannot fix it myself).
EDIT: I found another issues. I'm not sure if they all have the same cause with changed ffmpeg, so I'll leave it here.
gnupod_addsong.pl (and mktunes.pl) somehow fails to copy over tags if the song was decoded from flac. The source flac has all the tags. Target mp3 as well as aac seems to be stripped completely of tags, target m4a(alac) seems to retained tags in the metadata in the file itself, but all of them fail to show the tags in gnupod_search.pl as well as in the iPod Classic 80G itself.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
gnupod_addsong.pl --decode=aac song.flac
fails withLooking at the lines 124-126 in
gnupod_convert_FLAC.pl
it seems that maybe ffmpeg changed how it outputs supported codecs and muxers, becauseffmpeg -formats
now outputs the first column in DE format and not DEA format, and -formats does not have any line containing 'alac', but -codecs does.Forcing line 126 to
return (1);
works, but it is a dirty kludge and not a proper bugfix (as I don't know any perl, so I cannot fix it myself).EDIT: I found another issues. I'm not sure if they all have the same cause with changed ffmpeg, so I'll leave it here.
gnupod_addsong.pl
(and mktunes.pl) somehow fails to copy over tags if the song was decoded from flac. The source flac has all the tags. Target mp3 as well as aac seems to be stripped completely of tags, target m4a(alac) seems to retained tags in the metadata in the file itself, but all of them fail to show the tags ingnupod_search.pl
as well as in the iPod Classic 80G itself.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: