Analysis program for creating a colorful visual representation of an audio file
The Moodbar is an algorithm for creating a colorful visual
representation of the contents of an audio file, giving an idea of its
"mood" (this is a rather fanciful term for the simple analysis it
actually does). The Moodbar was invented by Gavin Wood and Simon
O'Keefe for inclusion in the Amarok music player.
This package contains a GStreamer plugin with elements that are used
in the moodbar analysis, and an application that actually does the
analysis.
The package also contains a shell-script (create-moodbar.sh), which will
generate the mood files for all music-files (mp3|ogg|flac|wma) in the directory
(including sub-directories) where it is being executed
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| gthread_init.diff | 0000000601 601 Bytes | |
| moodbar-0.1.2.tar.gz | 0000327715 320 KB | |
| moodbar.changes | 0000000803 803 Bytes | |
| moodbar.spec | 0000003652 3.57 KB |
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There is a new upstream which has released a new version of moodbar: https://github.com/exaile/moodbar This version does not depend on old (0.10.x) GStreamer versions but works with the GStreamer 1.x series instead.