
Dolphin Service Menus flv mp3 mp4 ogg
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audiokonverter is a service menu (and also a commandline utility) to easily convert from MP3, OGG, AMR, AAC, M4A, FLAC, WMA, RealAudio, Musepack, Wavpack, WAV and movies to MP3, OGG, M4A, WAV and FLAC in Konqueror by right-clicking on them. It needs ffmpeg/avconv, oggenc, oggdec, faac, faad, flac, mplayer and lame to work. id3lib is optional for full functionality. Also optional are vorbis-tools and metaflac for handling other metadata. See README how/where to get that software.
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6.0.0 1 year ago
Added support for KDE5
6.0.0 1 year ago
Added support for KDE5
Fix 3 years ago
fixed paths for KDE4
6 years ago
fix for ogg decoding
pan445
1 month ago
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jano
3 years ago
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labrum
3 years ago
Please try the 5.9.5 version with installKDE4.sh
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houston4444
6 years ago
ffmpeg has been removed from ubuntu 14.04. Have you planed to change the code of the script to be compatible with avconv ?
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labrum
6 years ago
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labrum
6 years ago
Can you try
"sudo ln -s /usr/bin/avconv /usr/bin/ffmpeg"?
I have to think about a solution of this annoying problem. ubuntu could have kept this symlink and everybody would be happy!
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Chip88
7 years ago
I'd like to use this great service menu, but there seems to be some difficulties with VLC Player.
If vlc is installed, it will be deleted due to install of this menu.
Installing VLC back via Muon doesn't work at all and results in an error.
So there is just the option to install VLC again via terminal.
But, when installing VLC, some packages are goingt to be removed:
audiokonverter:i386 dvgrab ffmpeg:i386 libav-tools:i386 libavcodec53 libavcodec53:i386
libavdevice53:i386 libavformat53 libavformat53:i386 libavutil51 libavutil51:i386
libcdio-cdda1:i386 libcdio-paranoia1:i386 libcdio13:i386 libdca0:i386 libdvdnav4:i386
libdvdread4:i386 libenca0:i386 liblircclient0:i386 libquicktime2 mplayer:i386
nepomuk-core-ffmpegextractor
All needed for this service menu...
How can I fix this and get both things (your service menu and VLC) to work together?
Thanks in advance!
Regards,
Chipy
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Chip88
7 years ago
KDE 4.10.5
Ubuntu 13.04
Kernel: 3.8.0-29-generic
Hope this helps to resolve the issue.
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labrum
7 years ago
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manxmaus
10 years ago
Thanks for the nice tool. There is one little bug, though: in line 743 the script calls itself with the name "audioconvert" which should be changed to the new "audioconvert4" otherwise it will not be found.
The same change should be applied to the usage text. And it would be nice to mention that wildcards may be used, or maybe even add some example like this:
"audioconvert4 -dontask *" will convert all audio files in the current directory into MP3 and place them in the default $encdir directory.
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kmaglione
10 years ago
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labrum
10 years ago
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tukozaki
11 years ago
On Mandriva 2009.1 x86_64 with KDE-3, 'install.sh' (from the tarball provided) even looks for $KDEDIR and let me graphically choose where it is (/opt/kde3) :-)
install script eventualy let me know which programs or libs it needs to provides full functionalities: id3 id3v2 id3lib in this location.
Whish there are a 'convert Ogg to mp3' for mp3-only player.
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labrum
11 years ago
What exactly do you mean? It can convert ogg to mp3.
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testerus
11 years ago
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labrum
11 years ago
For ape to flac (lossy format to lossfree format) you must edit your "audioconvert" file. Find it with "which audioconvert".
There is a
function apetoflac()
{
echo -e "# Monkey to FLAC only increases filesize. I won't do this.\n"
kdialog --passivepopup "Monkey to FLAC only increases filesize. I won't do this." 3
# flacname="${encdir}/${EXTRA}/${shortname}.flac"
# nice -10 mac "$1" "${tempfile}" -d
# nice -10 flac ${FLACOPTS} --output-name="${flacname}" "${tempfile}"
# rm -f "${tempfile}"
}
Delete all "#" there, make one before "kdialog" and save the file.
Then you can do "audioconvert -t f filename.ape".
I want to keep audiokonverter simple and sensible. It is not easy to add ape files to the servicemenu, because the mimetype is different in every distro. Probably it is not even existing in most distros, because the software to use it is not free.
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cowb0y
11 years ago
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apileocole
11 years ago
Anyway I'm using SuSE with KDE 4.3x at this time and missed your very handy utility. Because the SuSE rpm is old and you note only *8.2 should be used with KDE 4x, I tried to install it from the .gz package. install.sh doesn't work. Activating it in terminal as regular user "./install.sh" brings up a dialog asking install or uninstall options. I click install. A message box labeled "Sorry - KDE su" then appears at this point with this exact message:
"Command './install.sh --global' not found"
Do you know how to fix this or provide an up to date rpm for use w/KDE 4x?
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labrum
11 years ago
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apileocole
11 years ago
"kdialog: cannot connect to X server
Installation cancelled."
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labrum
11 years ago
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apileocole
11 years ago
"Command './install.sh --global' not found"" Or if it "should" be kdesudo, SuSE doesn't have kdesu/kdesudo set up the way the script expects?
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labrum
11 years ago
It worked on my virtual box SUSE installation!
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labrum
11 years ago
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mohareve
11 years ago
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