Simple rust app to analyse songs with bliss-rs. The output of this is a SQLite database containing song metadata and bliss analysis. This is then intended to be used by Bliss Mixer
This application can be built in 3 variants:
- Using command-line
ffmpegto decode files - Using
libavcodec, etc, to decode files - Using
libavcodec, etc, to decode files, but statically linked tolibavcodec, etc.
Using libavcodec is about 70% faster, but might have issues with library, versioning, etc.
Using libavcodec statically linked my reduce supported file formats.
Using ffmpeg whilst slower produces a more portable application.
clang and pkg-config are required to build, as well as
Rust
To install dependencies on a Debian system:
apt install -y clang pkg-config
To install dependencies on a Fedora system:
dnf install clang pkg-config
Build with cargo build --release --features=ffmpeg
ffmpeg is then a run-time dependency, and should be installed on any system where this application
is to be run - it should also be in the users $PATH
clang, pkg-config, and ffmpeg are required to build, as well as
Rust
To install dependencies on a Debian system:
apt install -y clang libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev libavfilter-dev libavdevice-dev pkg-config
To install dependencies on a Fedora system:
dnf install ffmpeg-devel clang pkg-config
Build with cargo build --release --features=libav
The resultant application will be less portable, due to dependencies on libavcodec libraries (and
their dependencies).
clang, pkg-config, and ffmpeg are required to build, as well as
Rust
To install dependencies on a Debian system:
apt install -y clang libavcodec-dev libavformat-dev libavutil-dev libavfilter-dev libavdevice-dev pkg-config
To install dependencies on a Fedora system:
dnf install ffmpeg-devel clang pkg-config
Build with cargo build --release --features=libav,libavstatic
Please refer to UserGuide.md for details of how this tool may be used.