Result for 132AF73C617FD7DE440182ABC3C5C76EB81D7031

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Key Value
FileName./usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/OggConvert/ocv_media_checker.pyo
FileSize4247
MD560AC2194E140D5A1E46C4138012B3AEC
SHA-1132AF73C617FD7DE440182ABC3C5C76EB81D7031
SHA-2562A6F2A4C043AAB6AD2FE001DB48E01E0E5557640D655F18AEFB1396015E31992
SSDEEP48:ilx9IAovxYQb4bogE0D5OaP07VA2szNzW1WmJYuLkRlWXsqx95S+wBA0OnBbvh56:ilrjo/sbE8OPq5zpGY1lmVKa0G5jbe
TLSHT15991F1F4A3A845AFD66A513111F0039B4B67F9B617412B52287860B72C9C399C53BBCA
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MD5154C45BCB293BAB4E428CBBE514EB5CD
PackageArchnoarch
PackageDescription OggConvert is a small GNOME utility that uses GStreamer to convert media files to the patent-free Theora and Vorbis formats. It also supports the Dirac format, through the schrodinger codec. It's painfully easy to use, changing the quality settings and the output filename is simple. It uses GStreamer, so it can convert (almost) any file which Totem can play. It can deal with audio-only files, video-only files, and files with many audio tracks (such as DVD rips with a commentary track). Thanks to the magic of GStreamer, metadata (for example, title and artist info on an MP3) is preserved. Finally, it adheres to the GNOME HIG as much as possible.
PackageMaintainerFedora Project
PackageNameoggconvert
PackageRelease4.el6
PackageVersion0.3.3
SHA-145F0F5FA834464857E4BFB2AF87D798CE68977C6
SHA-256990D49A9F0887103E5252AF0B7FC0D9BCFAD07F559EF8F0656AB582187F75A81