bump(x11/audacity-ffmpeg): 7.1, revbump audacity for ffmpeg-audacity 7.1#22614
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The lint failed in a section of the file that I did not modify in this PR, so I will be forced to minimally edit another section of the file in order to make it pass the current version of the linter. |
following the directions given here: termux#22502 (comment) (paraphrased) "if audacity works with ffmpeg 7 we should recompile it and upgrade the ffmpeg subpackage"
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Thank you, it seems obvious when I check what you did but it was not easy for me to find that, I had seen that it said line 89 but somehow I still couldn't find it. |
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I updated my packages with But for Shouldn't this be done by the update? |
It should. We probably missed this. |
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and recording? |
After doing that, I am able to record audio in Audacity. |
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Thanks @robertkirkman . Unfortunately I haven't had any success yet. Can you spot something missing in the following shot? |
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This is my configuration in Audacity Differences I notice between mine and yours:
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The current pid of pulseaudio is 8755, which I terminated with |
I've no problem with audio output in Firefox either. Possibly in the packages. I've about 400 on my devices (Samsung Pad here) and use: all packages sorted by size in file ud and ur |
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Your command does not produce the same format of lines on my device that you sent me, instead it printed some lines like this: When I used this way of typing it instead, I saw the same format as yours: dpkg-query sorted from one of my devices where audacity recording worksCould you show the versions of your packages using apt list --installedIn your list, |
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Sorry for the typo. The 2x2 lists are comparable to Ralf/Robert's 431/356 lines each. The first method gives me 2 more packages (
my portaudio version is remove and include of portaudioHow did you install your portaudio version? Comparison of packagesapt list --installed (Ralf)The comparison here makes more sense if you sort by name and only look at your additions: extentions of RobertThe words |
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I get You can see here that this is the real current https://packages.termux.dev/apt/termux-main/pool/main/p/portaudio/portaudio_19.07.00-2_aarch64.deb Could you try this command, to check whether version 19.07.00-2 shows up for you at all, or if you can still only see an entry for version 20180920-1 ?
Maybe you somehow have an old version cached persistently in a cache folder, or maybe if you use the command If everything is not working still, you could try this: apt remove portaudio
wget https://packages.termux.dev/apt/termux-main/pool/main/p/portaudio/portaudio_19.07.00-2_aarch64.deb
apt install ./portaudio_19.07.00-2_aarch64.deb |
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Additionally, your |
Thanks. I was successful, but only with your second suggestion is the audio setup correct. I then made a first stereo recording and tried to export it as audacity needs to install again portaudio with both versionsThe last part of the recording should be edited with effects. Are you also working with the tool or just on the installation? If so,
I'm very old too. When I retired in 2018 I started to get into Termux. For the 30 years before that I did X11 development at Airbus, but didn't find the time to port it to my phone. Most of the code is written in fortran, which dates back to the 1960s. This is typical in techno-scientific fields. So I looked for compilers that support it and found If you have experience with such compilers, I would check it out (off topic here) |
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According to truboxl on the development chat, the its-pointless repository is the cause of your problem and If there are any specific packages in the its-pointless repository, or softwares that require those packages, that you would like to keep using without having to keep the its-pointless repository in your configuration, like maybe the I see that If you are interested, there is one other potential way to install A detail I would like to mention that is not clearly stated in many places is that you can run GUI applications from Proots and from normal Termux packages on the same screen at the same time by making sure that your Window Manger is started from the normal Termux environment first, and that any Proot environment applications are then started by applying the same Compared to your current situation, that way would primarily have the benefit of not conflicting with |
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can we continue here? |
…7.1 (termux#22614) following the directions given here: termux#22502 (comment) (paraphrased) "if audacity works with ffmpeg 7 we should recompile it and upgrade the ffmpeg subpackage"





following the directions given here: #22502 (comment)
(paraphrased) "if audacity works with ffmpeg 7 we should recompile it and upgrade the ffmpeg subpackage"
Alternative implementation of this change (deleting subpackage) that I tested first
and described here, before modifying it to be the way shown in this PR on the advice of twaik.