squishyball 0.1~svn19085-4 source package in Ubuntu
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squishyball (0.1~svn19085-4) unstable; urgency=medium
* Add a patch from Thibaut Girka to fix the XXY test. Thanks!
Closes: #753776.
* Re-format all the patches in debian/patches in DEP-3 format.
-- Jonathan Dowland <email address hidden> Wed, 18 Nov 2015 13:52:12 +0000
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| squishyball_0.1~svn19085-4.dsc | 2.0 KiB | f943e67257d6dd55ca13e9907d0bc96a74bc1ce56e43d6da20a2d8c469925d7a |
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| squishyball_0.1~svn19085-4.debian.tar.xz | 2.7 KiB | 6e1c6581f085dc74b9bbae07aec9de79dbe7ccca4fd21da9d071fdfdeaf6e89b |
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Binary packages built by this source
- squishyball: audio sample comparison testing tool
squishyball is a simple command-line utility for performing
double-blind A/B, A/B/X or X/X/Y (A/B/X with additional sample order
randomisation) testing of audio samples on the command line.
.
The user specifies two input files to be compared and uses the
keyboard during playback to flip between the randomized samples to
perform on-the-fly comparisons. After a predetermined number of
trials, squishyball prints the trial results to stdout and exits.
.
squishyball can be used to help establish what lossy audio codec
settings are optimal for a particular combination of user and
audio equipment.
- squishyball-dbgsym: debug symbols for package squishyball
squishyball is a simple command-line utility for performing
double-blind A/B, A/B/X or X/X/Y (A/B/X with additional sample order
randomisation) testing of audio samples on the command line.
.
The user specifies two input files to be compared and uses the
keyboard during playback to flip between the randomized samples to
perform on-the-fly comparisons. After a predetermined number of
trials, squishyball prints the trial results to stdout and exits.
.
squishyball can be used to help establish what lossy audio codec
settings are optimal for a particular combination of user and
audio equipment.
