On Mon, 12 Sep 2016 19:24:24 +0200 Frederic Cambus <f...@statdns.com> wrote:
> Hi ports@, > Here is a new port : audio/ocp > Comments? OK? > > From DESCR: > Open Cubic Player is a music player which plays a variety of sound formats. > It is derived from Cubic Player 2.0 which was developed by Niklas Beisert > of the legendary Cubic Team demogroup. > > The following file formats are supported: MOD/NST/WOW, XM, S3M, DMF, MTM, > ULT, 669, OKT, PTM, AMS, MDL, IT, SID, YM, MPEG 1 audio layer 1/2/3, OGG, > FLAC, WAV. Hello Frederic. Thank you for the interesting port. Briefly tested with MOD, IT, S3M, XM (and STM, but it is unsupported), wav, mp3, and flac up to 24bit-96kHz. Couple things I noticed: * When starting, prints a warning (just thought I'd mention): iconv_open(CP437, "UNICODE") failed: Invalid argument * Could not find an answer on their website: is unicode in file names and flac tags entirely unsupported or is it an OpenBSD issue? It shows such files as a mess of pseudographics, but plays them fine. * If running with x11 interface (ocp-x11), pressing 'F1' seven times in a row causes it to abort with Unknown event.type=65 Unknown event.type=65 Unknown event.type=65 [x11/shm] shmget: Cannot allocate memory * I am guessing due to the DOS origin of the software, directories starting with an unusual (for DOS) character are placed above the '..' and '/', as in (from the curse interface): file:/music/vinyl/Pink Floyd/* (1967) Piper <DIR> (1968) A Sau <DIR> (1969) More <DIR> (1971) Meddl <DIR> (1972) Obscu <DIR> (1975) Wish <DIR> (1975) Wish <DIR> (1977) Anima <DIR> (1979) The W <DIR> (1983) The F <DIR> (1983) The F <DIR> (1988) Delic <DIR> (1990) Rhaps <DIR> (1994) The D <DIR> .. <DIR> / <DIR> Single: Anot <DIR> Single: Lear <DIR> Single: Not <DIR> Single: The <DIR> file: <DRV> medialib: <DRV> setup: <DRV> Will play with it some more, time permitting. Thank you again! -- Andre
