The converter plugin uses some command-line tools by default: https://sourceforge.net/p/qmmp-dev/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/qmmp/src/plugins/General/converter/presets.conf Therefore, qmmp should have (at least weak) dependencies on flac, lame(*), opus-tools, vorbis-tools, and wavpack. (*) lame was just added and is currently in buildroot overrides for F25 and F26.
good catch, thanks, I've never used that plugin so I had no clue it calls commandline tools (I'm out of my clones to assign one to code reviews :-)) I've chosen the weak dependencies, I'm not in favor of pulling in everything forcefully 'just in case' - and while at it, suggesting the plugin-pack might be a good idea too I don't think this is worth update in stable branches (but it could sneak along another fix if it comes); I have prepared the change locally and I'll add it in Rawhide when updating to next qmmp version (which I believe to be around the corner)
(In reply to Karel Volný from comment #1) > good catch, thanks, I've never used that plugin so I had no clue it calls > commandline tools (I'm out of my clones to assign one to code reviews :-)) Me neither, I only discovered it when I was looking for packages that might benefit from LAME support. > I've chosen the weak dependencies, I'm not in favor of pulling in everything > forcefully 'just in case' > > - and while at it, suggesting the plugin-pack might be a good idea too Makes sense to me. > I don't think this is worth update in stable branches (but it could sneak > along another fix if it comes); I have prepared the change locally and I'll > add it in Rawhide when updating to next qmmp version (which I believe to be > around the corner) It's certainly not urgent, thanks.
https://src.fedoraproject.org/cgit/rpms/qmmp.git/commit/?id=c30d695a1ae6d03efb111815b66be4244a41df80
https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=19910622