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

Building

This application can be built in 2 variants:

Using command-line ffmpeg to decode files
Using libavcodec, etc, to decode files

Using libavcodec is about 70% faster, but might have issues with library, versioning, etc. Using ffmpeg whilst slower produces a more portable application.

Build for 'ffmpeg' command-line usage

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

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

Build for 'libavcodec' library usage

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).

Usage

Please refer to UserGuide.md for details of how this tool may be used.