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That is interesting. One of my testing machines is Ubuntu 12.04 which hasn't exhibited any problems and is running vorbis-tools-1.4.0-1ubuntu2. I'm going to install 12.10 and see if I can...

After installing Ubuntu 12.10, I'm getting the same error you are when attempting to encode from oggenc using data from stdin. It's a segmentation fault in vorbis-tools-1.4.0-1ubuntu3 package that doesn't...

I'm not sure installing vorbis-tools from a previous version would help since installing them from source has the same error. There's either a bug in some library oggenc is using...

The patch was made against v2.19 commit 2cca95d4fc99c9ec427a0d7f6444b581c982e677. I was able to patch it okay from the audiotools root directory via "patch -p1 < vorbis.patch"

Those are just an old artifact of cutting and pasting license text across files. I've now removed the unnecessary "/usr/bin/python" headers from library files that don't need them.

Ah, good catch. I've updated those as well.

I don't normally use Windows, so it's not a configuration I test. Much of the C code should be quite portable, but the libcdio stuff may be less so. However,...

Since the part-of-compilation flag is available in Vorbis comments, ID3v2.2/3/4 and probably APEv2, it may be better to add it as a field in the MetaData class. That'll mean the...

Are you trying to write your files to a vfat filesystem? That might explain why Python Audio Tools is unable to generate a file containing a question mark. Try the...

This sounds like a good idea. All the cuesheet formats support a pre-emphasis flag, but I hadn't gotten around to supporting it with a proper de-emphasizing filter yet. I should...