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Topic: Oggenc2.87 using aoTuVb6.01 binary for GNU/Linux? (Read 7784 times) previous topic - next topic
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Oggenc2.87 using aoTuVb6.01 binary for GNU/Linux?

Reply #1
You first need to download the source code from the AoTuV website and then compile it into an executable-linking format with GCC. I would help you by creating a custom compile, but I am pretty busy as of late. Let me see what I can come up with though in my spare-time! Maybe I will try to compile and upload it to the forums here. If not you will simply have to wait for somebody else to create a compile as I am sure a lot of folks on this forum are more then willing to do so. Take care! 
budding I.T professional

Oggenc2.87 using aoTuVb6.01 binary for GNU/Linux?

Reply #2
Thank you very much for your reply, friend.

In my opinion, aoTuV is the best current Vorbis encoder.

I'll keep waiting to be compiled.

Salute.

Oggenc2.87 using aoTuVb6.01 binary for GNU/Linux?

Reply #3
Where could get?

On Ubuntu 10.10 here's what you have to do.

Prepare the system to build aotuv

1) Open a terminal
2) sudo apt-get install build-essential libogg-dev

Download aotuv sources to a folder
3) mkdir aotuv-src
4) cd aotuv-src
5) wget http://www.geocities.jp/aoyoume/aotuv/sour...v_b6.02.tar.bz2

Uncompress them

6) tar xjf libvorbis-aotuv_b6.02.tar.bz2

Change to the sources directory
7) cd aotuv-b6.02_20110227

Build it to some folder in your home (or anywhere)
8) sh ./configure --prefix=/home/myuser/aotuv
9) make
10) make install

11) Then call oggenc like this
LD_PRELOAD=`echo /home/myuser/aotuv/lib/libvorbis*.so` oggenc -q-2 track01.flac

 

Oggenc2.87 using aoTuVb6.01 binary for GNU/Linux?

Reply #4
Excelent!

Works fine your solution!

I've also managed to implement in the encoder ABCDE.

Thank you very much, my friend.

Salute.