Current version in portage is 1.7. Here are the changes since this version: # Mp3splt v. 1.9 NOTE: From this version an important change for auto-adjust took place: Don't use -sc any more to adjust splitpoints wiith cddb, but -a and -c: NO: mp3splt -sc file.ccdb file.mp3 YES: mp3splt -a auto -c file.cddb file.mp3 YES: mp3splt -a gap=20,th=1.0 -c file.cddb file.mp3 Please read man page for more details. - new feature added: -t option introduced. To split by time length. - feature improved: -a introduced instead of -sc, now can be used to adjust also in manual mode. - feature improved: -a option allows to specify threshold and gap for all uses. - feature improved: -s option now allows to specify a threshold value. - feature improved: output file can be "-" to indicate standard out (stdout). - feature improved: now "End of file reached" displayed. - feature improved: flength() now more elegant (and correct). - bug fixed: CUE files parsing was wrong, now works better. - bug fixed: when outputfile was specified, ID3 had "From: To:" blank # Mp3splt v. 1.8 - new feature added: -d option introduced. To put output files in a directory. - new feature added: -o option introduced. For a user output filename creation with c. - feature improved: output filenames now are automatically zero padded for a correct order. - feature improved: no limits to minutes and c_seconds() more readable. - feature improved: now performer field of cue files is saved for use with @p. - bug fixed: cleanstring now cleans '\r' for cddb and cue file in DOS format. - bug fixed: fixed search of xing header for variable position of xing informations. - bug fixed: cddb files parsing now understands multi-line song titles. - bug fixed: smarter option handler, now options can be specified at any point. - bug fixed: better error management, splt_abort() introduced. - bug fixed: now serial numbers of ogg files are a bit more randomic (were all the same :D) This ebuild is based on a mix the portage ebuild and the one I had also submitted for 1.7 (bug #20930). I've choosed to depend on "libmad" instead of "mad", because this split of the package is a good idea and I hope it will soon be marked stable. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce:
Created attachment 16825 [details] mp3splt-1.9.ebuild
Now in portage.
2.1 is out now... please bump!
