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Announcements of existing programs adding support for Opus

Good News!
Now there is tagging support for Opus in the new development version of Mp3tag 2.54a.
See here.

Announcements of existing programs adding support for Opus

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I was just reading the development page with the news. I only use foobar2000 even for tagging and TagScanner sometimes but this is great, cheers for Opus!

Announcements of existing programs adding support for Opus

Reply #3 –
The latest version of the CD-writing, imaging, etc. program ImgBurn has added support for Opus. Destroid made a thread about support for TAK arriving at the same time and mentioned Opus as a footnote, but since the latter is of interest to a lot of people here, I thought it might deserve its own thread.

Then I realised we could do with a general location for users to post short announcements of programs that have added Opus to their roster. And then, rather than making a new thread, I hijacked this one.  I guess if really big names add support for Opus, and/or discussion about one such program spins off rapidly, those might deserve their own thread. However, for now, we might as well have a catch-all place for simple, short pieces of news about adoption of the format.

Announcements of existing programs adding support for Opus

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Beets, the music library manager will have opus support in the next minor release (v1.3.1). Unfortunately I wasn't able to complete it in time for the just released v1.3.0.

Announcements of existing programs adding support for Opus

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I just noticed this pinned topic.  DeaDBeeF has had Opus playback support through the ffmpeg libraries (libavcodec) for some time now.  Not everyone can use this for various reasons, and it lacks support for tagging and some other features.  Great player for Linux.

I have just finished writing a dedicated Opus plugin with tag editing support, playback of mixed Theora/Opus streams, chained files, and replaygain.  It uses the libopusfile library for decoding and libogg for tag writing.  Tarball available here.

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GoldWave has a lot of support for Opus.

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Reply #9 –
The current PowerAmp beta(Android player) has support for Opus.

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Reply #10 –
Quote from: Mangix on
The current PowerAmp beta(Android player) has support for Opus.

Yeah the android players list is slowly growing.

Btw. Android 5 has not native Opus support. I had many Android5s and no one was able play

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Btw. Android 5 has not native Opus support. I had many Android5s and no one was able play
Android 5 HAS native opus support. But support is implemented in a very ugly way. Opus audio has to be be in mkv (or webm) container to be scanable and playable natively. Also maybe renaiming opus files to ogg might help in some cases.

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Does Android 7 support Opus in Ogg container? Who knows?

If there is no Ogg Opus support, please vote for all Opus issues here: https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list?can=1&q=summary%3Aopus (just add a star for every Opus issue).

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Reply #13 –
I have two devices running different Android 6.0.1-based ROMs. And both support .opus files natively.

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One interesting use-case I found for Opus is using it in HLS livestreams. This use-case became possible when FFmpeg added support for Opus in MPEG-TS. And thus, Opus in HLS only works in FFmpeg-based players.

Opus in MPEG-TS was implemented with satellite broadcasting in mind. I don't think anyone was thinking that this
will open the door for using Opus in HLS.
 
 
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