GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 698122
No 'Edit profiles...' button under Preferences
Last modified: 2021-05-17 16:06:45 UTC
Created attachment 241628 [details] screenshot of Prefs box I'm running Ubuntu 12.10 and installed Sound Juicer 3.4.0 via the Software Centre. There's no 'Edit Profiles...' button (or similar) under Preferences. See attached.
(In reply to comment #0) > Created an attachment (id=241628) [details] > screenshot of Prefs box > > I'm running Ubuntu 12.10 and installed Sound Juicer 3.4.0 via the Software > Centre. > > There's no 'Edit Profiles...' button (or similar) under Preferences. See > attached. I'm experiencing the same bug in version 3.5.0 on Arch Linux.
Confirming this bug on Gentoo Linux with Gnome 3.8.0 and GTK+ 3.8.7. Coupled with this bug 675275 (https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=675275) it makes Soundjuicer pretty much unusable for extracting to mp3. Which, as great as ogg is, A LOT of people need for their portable players. I really think this should be fixed asap. If you need any more information, I'd be happy to help.
Arch Linux user here too. What happened? The help page still shows the 'Edit Profile' button where you could customize your settings - https://help.gnome.org/users/sound-juicer/stable/sound-juicer.html. In rhythmbox when ripping audio CD's and there you can adjust the file bitrate/quality easily...
*** Bug 739403 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Thanks for taking the time to report this problem, sorry it's taken me so long to reply. Unfortunately the button to configure the profiles was removed when gnome-media-profiles was discontinued. I'm hoping to have time to add support for gstreamer profiles in the next release which would give users the ability to select between a number of presets for each format. It would also be possible for users to add there own presets but initially only by editing a text file.
I've started working on support for encoding presets. So far existing presets are shown in the preferences and sound-juicer remembers the selected preset for each encoding format. The way the presets are sorted could be improved, I've got an idea for sorting them by encoding quality. Currently there is no way to create, edit or delete presets, although I've started to work on that, I'll post a screen shot if anyone has any comments on the UI. I'll push a branch wip/encoding-profiles available at https://git.gnome.org/browse/sound-juicer/log/?h=wip/encoding-profiles with these patches.
Created attachment 299177 [details] [review] Move rhythmbox.gep to encoding-profiles Calling the profiles file rhythmbox.gep is confusing.
Created attachment 299178 [details] [review] Support user local profiles This allows us to customize the profiles, notably by setting a preset.
Created attachment 299179 [details] [review] Add functions to get and set profile presets These are based on similar functions from rhythmbox. We use an empty string rather than null to signify that no preset is set as null is not a valid GtkComboBox item id.
Created attachment 299180 [details] [review] Add function to a get list of encoder presets This is based on a similar function from rhythmbox.
Created attachment 299181 [details] [review] Add function to save encoding profiles This allows us to store changes to an encoding profile's preset.
Created attachment 299182 [details] [review] Support profile preset for mp3 Rework the special casing for mp3 so that profile presets work. This new version no-longer hard codes the name of the mp3 encoder.
Created attachment 299183 [details] [review] Add encoding presets to preferences dialog This lets the user choose from a range of presets to customize the encoding. We only show presets that have a comment field which we use as the human readable name of that preset. Rhythmbox's presets don't have a comment so we use our own names.
(In reply to Phillip Wood from comment #6) > I'll push a branch wip/encoding-profiles available at > https://git.gnome.org/browse/sound-juicer/log/?h=wip/encoding-profiles with > these patches. Sorry that should have been wip/encoding-presets - https://git.gnome.org/browse/sound-juicer/log/?h=wip/encoding-presets
Created attachment 299185 [details] Proposed UI for editing encoding presets
I've asked a question in StackOverflow asking how to configure Sound Juicer encoding options: http://askubuntu.com/questions/588384/how-to-configure-soundjuicer-mysterious-mp3-encoding-settings Would someone explain how now the encoding options are configured? Maybe I can help with the implementation of this bug. Please, excuse me if this an inappropriate comment is this thread.
(In reply to Paulo Eduardo Neves from comment #16) > I've asked a question in StackOverflow asking how to configure Sound Juicer > encoding options: > http://askubuntu.com/questions/588384/how-to-configure-soundjuicer- > mysterious-mp3-encoding-settings > Would someone explain how now the encoding options are configured? Unfortunately they cannot be configured at the moment, that's the purpose of this bug > Maybe I can help with the implementation of this bug. That would be great, contributions and testers are always welcome, do you have any development experience?
10 years ago I used to be a good C++ developer:-) I can find time to compile and test the new feature. Would this help? Please contact me by email (pauloneves(at)gmail ) so we do not pollute this bug report.
*** Bug 776519 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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