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I emerged mp3burn and tried to use it, but it can't find the mpg321 program. 
If it needs it then it should be a dependency.  mpg123 is a dependency; maybe
there was a mixup between it and mpg321.  (Hope no one here is dyslexic...)


Reproducible: Always
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virtual/mpg123 is a dependency of mp3burn.  Please double check... 
virtual/mpg123 is satisfied by both mpg123 and mpg321.

I double checked.  When I try to burn MP3s a bunch of errors appear like:

Failed to exec `mpg321 --rate 44100 --stereo -s -q': No such file or directory at /usr/bin/mp3burn line 467.

It's because mpg123 was installed when I typed "emerge mp3burn", rather than mpg321.

According to the mp3burn man page, mpg321 is the default mp3 encoder and you can specify a different one using --encoder.  But it seems to be like the default should be installed as a dependancy, unless maybe another mp3 encoder is already installed.

ok, then we just need a patch to have mp3burn use /usr/bin/mpg123 instead of
/usr/bin/mpg321 since both of them install a mpg123 binary.

Created an attachment (id=38865) [details]
mp3burn.patch

patch that makes it use mpg123 instead of mpg321, please test

The patch seems to work, if I remember correctly what was happening before (now
I'm getting an error saying "Track 1 has an unknown length", but I'm quite sure
it has to run mpg123/321 before getting to that point).  Thanks!

in portage.