[packman] audacity built without mad and twolame support

[Pascal Bleser]

On 2011-03-01 21:55:32 (+0000), Neil Darlow <neil at darlow.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi,

Hi Neil

> I just installed audacity from the Multimedia repository and noticed it is 
> lacking mad (MP3 import) and twolame (MP2 export) functionality.

That's weird...

From the build log:
checking for LIBMAD... yes
checking for mad_decoder_init in -lmad... yes
configure: libmad libraries are available as system libraries
[...]
checking for LIBTWOLAME... yes
configure: Libtwolame library available as system library
[...]
checking for AVCODEC... yes
checking for AVFORMAT... yes
configure: FFmpeg library available as system library
[...]
configure: Using the SYSTEM libraries for LIBMAD because you\
specifically requested this
configure: Using the SYSTEM libraries for LIBMAD because you\
specifically requested this
configure: Using the SYSTEM libraries for FFMPEG because you\
specifically requested this

It even links against libmad.so and libtwolame.so

> I get the impression this is an OSS-type build configuration. Should it be 
> built without these features?

No, that is not the intention. But, as far as I can see, it has
definitely been built with mad, twolame and ffmpeg support.

Could you refresh the repository to see whether there's an
update ?

Which openSUSE version are you using ?

cheers
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