Package : devidify > RPM : devidify-1.14-10.mga6.tainted.src.rpm
Basic items
| Name | devidify |
| Version | 1.14 |
| Release | 10.mga6.tainted |
| URL | http://www.mahnamahna.net/museyroom/devidify/devidify.shtml |
| Group | Sound/Utilities |
| Summary | Extracting audio tracks from DVDs |
| Size | 22KB |
| Arch | noarch |
| License | GPLv2 |
Description
I wrote it because I had a few concert DVDs laying around, and
wanted to get their audio tracks into my portable music player.
At the time, existing Linux-based tools meant ripping the video
first, then extracting the audio. They made none of this easy.
Who has time for such nonsense? Devidify makes things easy.
Feed it a shiny disc and it spits out WAV, MP3, or Ogg Vorbis
files.
wanted to get their audio tracks into my portable music player.
At the time, existing Linux-based tools meant ripping the video
first, then extracting the audio. They made none of this easy.
Who has time for such nonsense? Devidify makes things easy.
Feed it a shiny disc and it spits out WAV, MP3, or Ogg Vorbis
files.
Media information
| Distribution release | Mageia 6 |
| Media name | tainted-release |
| Media arch | i586 |
Advanced items
| Source RPM | NOT IN DATABASE ?! |
| Build time | 2016-02-24 12:43:16 |
| Changelog | View in Sophie |
| Files | View in Sophie |
| Dependencies | View in Sophie |