All are very old (most 20+ years), unmaintained, so poorly licensed that
they can't be installed with pkg_add, and either have decently licensed
alternatives or are so trivial as to be useless.
ok kn@ naddy@
streams.
Original submission from Krystian Lewandowski, who takes MAINTAINER --
thanks@
ok rsadowski@ on an earlier version, ok sthen@
Curseradio is a curses interface for browsing and playing an OPML
directory of internet radio streams. It is designed to use the tunein
directory found at http://opml.radiotime.com/, but could be adapted to
others.
Key(s) Command
Up, Down navigate
PgUp, PgDn navigate quickly
Home, End to top/bottom
Enter open/close folders, play stream
k stop playing stream
q quit
f toggle favourite
We don't have ports (yet) for sbsms and "libwidgetextra" but better be
safe than sorry. Listing said packages here makes them easier to find
with grep, in case we create ports for them.
PortMidi is a library for real time input and output of MIDI data.
Support for sndio is incomplete, only output is implemented for now.
ok jca@, ratchov@
Changelog: https://github.com/rncbc/qsynth/blob/master/ChangeLog
Also move from cmake to gmake (this unbreaks the build for ports-gcc
archs), provide manpages and add atomics for powerpc.
Original diff by sebastia@, with tweaks from jca@ and me.
OK sebastia@ (maintainer) jca@
Still BROKEN but at least we can start working on the newest release.
Remove WANTLIB while here, they prevent from even extracting; we'll add
them back once the port builds.
transcription.
ok rsadowski@
Parlatype is a minimal audio player for manual speech transcription,
written for the GNOME desktop environment. It plays audio sources to
transcribe them in your favourite text application.
It's intended to be useful for journalists, students, scientists and
whoever needs to transcribe audio files.
- libsoxr now used instead of libsamplerate
- audio/portaudio-svn still used instead of the bundled copy (only the
portmixer subsystem makes use of additional interfaces available in
the bundled and patched portaudio)
- portmidi support can't be easily deactivated and lacks support for OpenBSD
Committing this early so other people can work on it in-tree. Prodded by
ajacoutot@.
