[15:32] <Hostile> anders_: you around?
[15:34] <anders_> Hostile: I'm about to leave.
[15:34] <Hostile> anders_: oh okay. I was told you have output plugins for xmms2
[15:35] <anders_> Hostile: It should be included in my build-env.
[15:35] <Hostile> anders_: I did the bash BUILD-XMMS2 or w/e
[15:35] <Hostile> and everything worked out. is there anything else I need to do?
[15:37] <anders_> Then you should have the nms output plugin..
[15:38] <Hostile> anders_: hmm. Ill catch you later then, because I did everything by the instructions, and when I go to play stuff it has a error about no plugin
[15:38] <anders_> It however probably needs some adjustments to work after the nmsd-split.
[15:38] <Hostile> so if you remember, message me when you have some time :)
[17:21] <Inc> any of you guys have a good id3 meta data parser in shell script form?
[17:21] <Inc> or anything but C
[17:22] <Clint> look at mutagen
[17:22] <Inc> link?
[17:23] <crweb> c++
[17:23] <crweb> ?
[17:24] <crweb> i have one
[17:24] <Inc> hmmm, that might do
[17:25] <Inc> can I see it?
[17:25] <Clint> Inc: packages.debian.org
[17:25] <nerochiaro> etiher that or source here: www.sacredchao.net
[17:25] <Inc> thanks
[17:25] <nerochiaro> Inc: or taglib if you're ok with c++: developer.kde.org
[17:25] <Inc> awesome! a python module
[17:25] <Inc> I like
[17:27] <Inc> well, nerochiaro basically what I'm trying to write is a media search engine
[17:27] <nerochiaro> Inc: local ?
[17:27] <Inc> local what?
[17:28] <nerochiaro> a local search engine ?
[17:28] <nerochiaro> i mean,to search files on your machine
[17:28] <Inc> no, this will download the first and last few kbs of the mp3 file
[17:28] <Inc> that it has indexed
[17:28] <Inc> to read the meta data
[17:28] <Inc> and then add the url to the db
[17:29] <nerochiaro> ah, i see
[17:30] <crweb> why scripts then?
[17:30] <Inc> well, I need something to read the data and then add it to the db
[17:30] <crweb> qt :)
[17:30] <Inc> I'm not adding this shit by hand ;)
[17:30] <Inc> qt?
[17:31] <crweb> has both http, ftp clients, sql support for almost all the major db's
[17:31] * nerochiaro  knew you were going to say that, crweb
[17:31] <crweb> Inc: qt is more than just gui's
[17:31] <Inc> what is qt?
[17:31] <Inc> I don't want gui
[17:31] <Inc> at all
[17:31] <crweb> it is a standard library replacement, and gui kit
[17:32] <crweb> you don't have to use the gui stuff
[17:32] <Inc> link?
[17:32] <crweb> hmm..
[17:32] <crweb> www.trolltech.com
[17:32] <Inc> I thought for a minute you were suggesting quicktime and I was going to ask where you bought your glue.
[17:32] <crweb> Inc: its what kde is written in
[17:32] <nerochiaro> Inc: quicktime glue
[17:33] <crweb> Inc: and its cross platform
[17:33] <Inc> hmmm, I'm to lazy to read about it and I don't know c++
[17:33] <Inc> heh
[17:34] <crweb> you could do what you propose to do in very little code
[17:34] <nerochiaro> Inc: if you want quick and lazy go with that python module, definitely better
[17:34] <crweb> I've already opensource my qt taglib libraries
[17:34] <Inc> crweb: hmmmmm do you work for trolltech?
[17:35] <crweb> Inc: no
[17:35] <Inc> ah
[17:35] <crweb> why?
[17:35] <Inc> well, if your interested in joining this project and writing that with qt.... feel free if it's easy :)
[17:35] <Inc> if you'd like I can tell you more about it in pm
[17:36] <crweb> depends on its usefullness
[17:36] <crweb> go ahead and dump me a pm description
[17:42] <crweb> Inc: interesting. I will see how the feature you just talked about fits into my media designs
[17:42] <Inc> what's your media design?
[17:43] <crweb> Inc: if its not to much of a branch away from my goals I'll def implement a parser like that
[17:43] <Inc> ah, awesome
[17:43] <Inc> or what are you doing media related?
[17:43] <crweb> building a media player
[17:43] <Inc> even a device like the osd could benefit from using a product like this
[17:43] <crweb> and meta data libraries, etc
[17:44] <Inc> well, your media player could play the web like songbird using a media search engine like this ;)
[17:44] <crweb> I will look into it
[17:44] <Inc> awesome, let me know what you find out