Bachstelze
August 13th, 2008, 12:04 AM
Hi everyone ;)
So as the title says, I'd like a few people to test a PyQt thing I've been coding for the last few days. It was mostly a learning experience but I thought I'd better code something that could be useful, so it's a GUI for the Nero Digital AAC encoder for Linux, and because I suck at finding names, it's called NALG (which stands for Nero AAC for Linux GUI).
You can get it here (ftp://itsuki.fkraiem.org/pub/NALG/).
There is a README but here's in short what you need in order to use it:
* PyQt 4, which you can install in Ubuntu by installing the package python-qt4.
* The encoder itself, you can get it from here (http://www.nero.com/eng/down-ndaudio.php).
Then extract the archive, browse to the dir and run it with
python NALG.py
The rest should be pretty straightforward. Thanks to anyone that will spend a bit of his time testing it ;)
EDIT: oh, and there's a small cookie in the code, for those of you who like searching for them ;)
So as the title says, I'd like a few people to test a PyQt thing I've been coding for the last few days. It was mostly a learning experience but I thought I'd better code something that could be useful, so it's a GUI for the Nero Digital AAC encoder for Linux, and because I suck at finding names, it's called NALG (which stands for Nero AAC for Linux GUI).
You can get it here (ftp://itsuki.fkraiem.org/pub/NALG/).
There is a README but here's in short what you need in order to use it:
* PyQt 4, which you can install in Ubuntu by installing the package python-qt4.
* The encoder itself, you can get it from here (http://www.nero.com/eng/down-ndaudio.php).
Then extract the archive, browse to the dir and run it with
python NALG.py
The rest should be pretty straightforward. Thanks to anyone that will spend a bit of his time testing it ;)
EDIT: oh, and there's a small cookie in the code, for those of you who like searching for them ;)