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ogmtools

Posted: 8. Sep 2010, 21:28
by lmello
"These tools allow information about (ogminfo) or extraction from (ogmdemux) or creation of (ogmmerge) OGG media streams."

Homepage: http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools

It's also an optional dependency for my dvd::rip package ;)

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 8. Sep 2010, 21:49
by thenktor
Nothing against ogm, but if you want to play media files on hardware players mkv is the format of choice ;) But somehow I've thought we already have ogmtools in our repo :?

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 8. Sep 2010, 21:59
by gapan
We did, in 13.0.

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 10. Sep 2010, 07:38
by JRD
+1 for this package. Could be usefull for my old videos ^^

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 10. Sep 2010, 07:42
by gapan
Convert your old ogm files to mkv files with mkvtoolnix and be done with them.

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 10. Sep 2010, 07:53
by JRD
I know how to do it, thank you. I just wanted to say "+1 to this package" not a solution for converting my old videos.
Anyway, it's not a problem for me as I can build it myself.

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 10. Sep 2010, 08:01
by thenktor
gapan wrote:Convert your old ogm files to mkv files with mkvtoolnix and be done with them.
Best solution IMHO.

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 10. Sep 2010, 16:38
by Duncan_Idaho
the first time I saw this topic I couldn't help to think that it said omgtools :lol:
sorry for the offtopic :roll:

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 11. Sep 2010, 19:39
by lmello
thenktor wrote:
gapan wrote:Convert your old ogm files to mkv files with mkvtoolnix and be done with them.
Best solution IMHO.
But again, dvd::rip depends upon ogmtools for optimal feature-set.

And if there was a package in 13.0, why not include it in 13.1?

Re: ogmtools

Posted: 12. Sep 2010, 16:04
by gapan
lmello wrote:But again, dvd::rip depends upon ogmtools for optimal feature-set.
Doesn't dvd::rip support matroska? There is nothing you can do with ogm files and you can't do with matroska files, quite the opposite. Also, ogm files were a really ugly hack, which is now abandoned of course and you really shouldn't be creating any more of them. If dvd::rip doesn't support matroska, I would consider it dated to say the least.
lmello wrote:And if there was a package in 13.0, why not include it in 13.1?
Because its packager abandoned the package.