Package Details: qsstv 8.2.11-1

Package Base: qsstv
Description: Radio Slow-Scan TV for qt
Upstream URL: http://users.telenet.be/on4qz/
Category: x11
Licenses: GPL
Submitter: Allan
Maintainer: AxPU
Last Packager: AxPU
Votes: 13
First Submitted: 2008-12-19 03:43
Last Updated: 2015-03-23 22:39

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Latest Comments

Comment by AxPU

2015-03-23 22:39

Thanks, updated

Comment by Addy269

2015-03-23 14:47

New Version 8.2.11

http://users.telenet.be/on4qz/qsstv/downloads/qsstv_8.2.11.tar.gz

Comment by AxPU

2014-03-01 20:08

Quick

Such update, very version :)

Comment by AxPU

2014-02-13 23:16

New Version 8.1.17

Comment by AxPU

2014-01-30 21:50

New version 8.1.14

Comment by AxPU

2014-01-04 08:18

Update, new version

Comment by AxPU

2013-12-27 22:59

Upstream icon fix due to an incompatibility that is probably connected to lippng16 and/or its use in Arch Linux.

Thanks to the author for a really quick response!

Comment by AxPU

2013-12-25 16:48

Updated to new qsstv version 8.1.7

Comment by AxPU

2013-07-02 22:40

Thank you for the hint.

Added "fftw" but not "patch" since this belongs to the "base-devel" group and must therefore be installed before using AUR.

The AUR documentation is very specific in saying that packages of "base-devel" should not be explicitely required by PKGBUILDs

Comment by IwfY

2013-07-01 10:40

There are more missing dependencies:
* patch
* fftw

Comment by AxPU

2013-03-02 00:02

Updated to use qt4 instead of qt following the Arch switchover

Comment by AxPU

2012-11-14 22:11

Thanks for the hint! Dependency added.

I always had hamlib installed anyway and thus never run into problems compiling qsstv. Anything else missing?

Comment by oneeyed

2012-11-14 15:12

It seems to be lacking the "hamlib" dependency.

Comment by kiiruchu

2012-07-09 13:44

nice job!

Comment by AxPU

2012-05-29 16:26

And mni tnx for all that helped!

Comment by AxPU

2012-05-27 22:48

Finally! Patched and working.

Enjoy the new version.

vy 73

Comment by kiiruchu

2012-05-10 17:19

I don't know if the community fix from debian was sent upstream, but i found the fix myself.
The problem lies within the update to gcc 4.7 from March 14, 2012.

The solution can be found on this page: http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-4.7/porting_to.html
By adding '#include <unistd.h>' to wavio.ccp it compiles just fine over here.

I hope this works for you as well.


Best regards
kiiruchu

Comment by kiiruchu

2012-05-09 16:51

The bug seems to be fixed with version 7.1.7-2
This dates to yesterday:

http://www.mail-archive.com/debian-bugs-rc@lists.debian.org/msg290008.html

The source is not updated yet though.

Comment by AxPU

2012-05-08 20:20

Yes the package currently does not build. My best guess for the reason is some QT update shortly after asdil12 providet the package on pastebin. It did work briefly but before I even came to package it up correctly it stopped working.

I have not yet figured out why unfortunately. Help is definitely welcome!

regards
AxPU

Comment by kiiruchu

2012-05-08 16:49

The legacy version works just fine, thanks for that, but I would love to see the 7.1 working.
I tried building from source but make eventually stops with an error:

wavio.cpp:285:33: error: ‘lseek’ was not declared in this scope.
make[1]: *** [../tmp/wavio.o] Error 1

And that's that.

Regards

Comment by AxPU

2012-03-31 21:20

Oh Tnx! I can see you were a bit agitated when you finally got it to work :)

Will check it out and upload asap.
AxPU

Comment by asdil12

2012-03-31 21:07

finally managed to hack a working package:

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/67325964/archlinux/qsstv-7.1.7-1.src.tar.gz

Comment by AxPU

2012-03-16 22:08

Am already working on the v7.1 upgrade. I'm not a sowftware developer tough and have not yet figured out the new building process of qsstv. It will come, be patient.

If someone more skilled wants to take over the package, I'd be happy with that too, just write a comment here.
AxPU

Comment by AxPU

2010-05-17 22:37

Update to qsstv 5.3c-2 !

Updated QT dependency to 'qt3' since 'qt' defaults to 'qt4' nowadays. Fixed the menu icon tough it's currently only one of the applications internal GUI icons. Better one might follow, let's see!

Comment by AxPU

2010-05-17 19:28

Package needs a bit of a facelift - Adopted it and will revamp it so that it functions out of the box again.