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Re: OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

fcas...@gmail.com (Fernando Cassia) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 18:17:01 UT

On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 1:27 PM, Vladimir Pantelic
Sorry, apparently I misread from here:
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* From: "Alessandro Angeli" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
* Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 11:38:23 -0400
what is the header size of WMA file. Is it varies from

Re: OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

googlegro...@derobert.net (Anthony DeRobertis) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 17:09:10 UT

I'm pretty sure sox will do a decode/encode cycle, reducing quality...
However, to add two more to my list ffmpeg (as someone else said) and
probably mencoder as well.

Re: OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

s...@onshore.com (Stelios Valavanis) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:28:22 UT

check out sox.

Re: OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

p...@nt.tu-darmstadt.de (Vladimir Pantelic) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 16:27:59 UT

no, WMA is an ASF file containing the sound data in the ASF data, not the header.
so, its a regular ASF file with audio only.
no.
to edit WMA/ASF files you need a sw that can read and write ASF format, e.g. ffmpeg

Re: OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

googlegro...@derobert.net (Anthony DeRobertis) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:42:25 UT

cutmp3, quelcom
I think there is a third, but "apt-cache search mp3 cut" didn't find it.

OT: Command line mp3 and wma cutting?

fcas...@gmail.com (Fernando Cassia) — Thu, 17 Dec 2009 15:31:14 UT

Is anyone aware of any command line tool for cutting mp3 and/or WMA
files from the command line?
It should operate at the disk (file) level, without loading the whole
file into memory.
I have a 450MB+ wma file that, when loaded into Goldwave, is
apparently extracted to uncompressev wav taking several gigabytes of

How do I create a yaffs2 image for OSD2 with dsplink and cmem which works standalone?

jpsa...@gmail.com (jpsaman) — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:48:01 UT

I have problems creating a standalone Neuros OSD 2 image (YAFFS2) with
cmemk.ko dsplink.ko and codecs. Everything is copied alright from
rootfs/fs, but it doesn't work in runtime. The NFS image created from
the same source (rootfs/fs) works fine. I have been checking the
images/build_pkg and rootfs/Makefile rules to see if one or the other

Re: OSD2 serial port

jpsa...@gmail.com (jpsaman) — Mon, 14 Dec 2009 20:40:03 UT

Mine too and I had someone resolder it to the board. If you have a
spare/old neuros osd2 prototype it should be possible to transplant
one from the old board ;)

Gtz
Jean-Paul Saman

Re: stability problems seem solved now xorg.conf woes the new delight

s...@onshore.com (Stelios Valavanis) — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 09:16:59 UT

haven't followed this thread closely (was away) but for what it's worth i've
got 1080p going great over HDMI (no audio) with v 185 ov nvidia drivers and
this xorg.conf file. oh it's kubuntu 9.10 (karmic) i'm running. mythtv frontend
works great on it! hulu is a little jerky. haven't run boxee/xbmc yet because

Re: FTP SERVER OSD

giaml...@gmail.com (giuliano) — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:47:20 UT

I had seen this post [link]
but I have not understood it.

what means this:

"""""Hi, I'm attaching a FTP server I've just built. You can run it
simply with
Code: ./bftpd -n -d
where the -n switch uses the default configuration, and -d sets it up

Re: FTP SERVER OSD

gerbol...@gmail.com (greyback) — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 23:37:14 UT

Hi there,
this information is a tad out of date. The link to the FTP server is
broken now.

A while ago I made an equivalent, check out this forum post:
[link]

Note that the OSD isn't designed for this, so copying files to a hard
drive through

Re: stability problems seem solved now xorg.conf woes the new delight

jb...@neurostechnology.com (Joe Born) — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 02:06:01 UT

I guess that would solve it, but yeah, it's an LCD, not a CRT, and
while there may be GUI settings in most cases to fix it (there was on
my tv) it would be vastly vastly better to not have to ask users to
monkey with it, of course.

Re: OSD Italian Language

giaml...@gmail.com (giuliano) — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 21:43:02 UT

ok ugo, I can make this:

To translate the menus you need edit the files that you find in the
neuros-bsp/rootfs/etc/menu directory of the OSD source code.
You need to translate the *_it.menu files.
For the first line in each file you need to translate only the part
after "Title="
For each other line in each file you need to translate only the part

FTP SERVER OSD

giaml...@gmail.com (giuliano) — Sun, 29 Nov 2009 09:16:14 UT

from FAQ ([link]
FAQtid=48&GENtid=57):

I have a hard drive connected to my OSD, can I copy files to it
remotely?
This capability is not built into the OSD by default, but there is
an easy 5-minute "hack" that will allow you to add this functionality.
crweb has ported an ftp server that can be downloaded and run on the

Re: stability problems seem solved now xorg.conf woes the new delight

googlegro...@derobert.net (Anthony DeRobertis) — Sat, 28 Nov 2009 07:57:45 UT

Who uses a LINK with a CRT‽ Or did someone manage to create an LCD with
overscan issues?

When I do my dero-LINK GUI, I'll make sure to stay away from the edges.