'MOC - Music On Console player' repositories

[Sagitter]

Hi all.

Does someone use MOC ?
Recently i have packaged the RPMs of MOC player for Fedora 14/15/16/17; are available both stable and unstable releases.
All RPMs are hosted here: http://sagitter.fedorapeople.org/moc/

Please, let me know if something doesn't work.

Cheers

[PabloTwo]

Yes, I use MOC. I also build rpm packages for moc (F16 both 32 and 64 bit) and have them available for download online. I have problems compiling moc with newer versions of ffmpeg-devel. Have you experienced the same thing? If so, did you figure out a way to overcome that?

I've been using:

%configure --without-ffmpeg

in my spec file to overcome the compile hangup. That means my moc compiles aren't playing any mp4(aac) files. Seems like it needs an edit to the Makefile for it to find the right path to the ffmpeg libs. In particular, /usr/include/ffmpeg/libavformat/avformat.h. ./configure seems to always think it should be in: /usr/include/ffmpeg/avformat.h

I wish some coder would pick up the now long abandoned moc source code (not updated since 2009).

[Sagitter]

Originally Posted by PabloTwo

Yes, I use MOC. I also build rpm packages for moc (F16 both 32 and 64 bit) and have them available for download online. I have problems compiling moc with newer versions of ffmpeg-devel. Have you experienced the same thing? If so, did you figure out a way to overcome that?

I've been using:

%configure --without-ffmpeg

in my spec file to overcome the compile hangup. That means my moc compiles aren't playing any mp4(aac) files. Seems like it needs an edit to the Makefile for it to find the right path to the ffmpeg libs. In particular, /usr/include/ffmpeg/libavformat/avformat.h. ./configure seems to always think it should be in: /usr/include/ffmpeg/avformat.h

I wish some coder would pick up the now long abandoned moc source code (not updated since 2009).

Hi PabloTwo.

I met the same problem; probably it can be solved by this patch.

Can you play mp4 files with my RPMs ?

[PabloTwo]

Yes, I can play *.m4a(aac) files with your moc-2.5.0-alpha4.r2447.fc16.x86_64.rpm package. Of course, I had to install your librcc-0.2.9-0.fc16.x86_64.rpm and librcd-0.1.13-0.fc16.x86_64.rpm packages as well as dependencies. Thank you. I'll have to compile using that patch and see how that goes for me.

I don't care to build an rpm package for moc myself that depends on libs not available in either the regular Fedora or RPMFusion repos. Who in the world actually needs sidplay capability in their music player these days?

[Sagitter]

I don't care to build an rpm package for moc myself that depends on libs not available in either the regular Fedora or RPMFusion repos. Who in the world actually needs sidplay capability in their music player these days?

Ahah!

This is the same question that i did to developer (He replied me: "I guess some people are just
nostalgic."). However i have choosed to include all libraries (librcc, librcd, sidplay) in order to have the complete features of MOC.
'librcc' and 'librcd' have been packaged by me.

I wish some coder would pick up the now long abandoned moc source code (not updated since 2009).

The development is still active. The beta release will be released soon.

Also .. If someone is interested, please reply to the questions in the survey within this post.

[george_toolan]

I met the same problem; probably it can be solved by this patch.

Eugeny misspelled "title" ;-)

[PabloTwo]

Thank you Sagitter. You woke me up to the fact that there was an active svn repo for moc. I've been building it for a long time from the now very old and stale unstable tarball release. I did the svn checkout, fixed my spec file to accommodate that and all is working good now with my builds of moc (recognizing and playing mp4/aac files as it should).