[bt-devel] Ubuntu Touch App

[Israel]

Thank you both!!
I have been using the Librivox WEB version in my testing.  I am going to 
have to break it up into chapters, and also remove the intro.  I will 
have to include credit to them (and Bible Time) in some sort of about 
page (rather than just the source code).
I have e-mailed the SWORD list as well, about Audio Bible support.  I 
had hoped there was some framework built in already so managing them 
would be standardized.  There is some functionality already in the 
qtmultimedia component, but I would like to tie in the SWORD modules 
(Book, chapter and verse) with the current playing selection.  This will 
be all specific to QML, so it could be reusable (once it is working of 
course).  If anyone is interested I will post some stuff here when it is 
all ready (or at least mostly working).  Not sure if BT uses QML at all, 
but I don't suppose it would be too hard to include it if you guys like it.

On 10/14/2013 08:30 PM, John B. Turpish wrote:
> LibreVox <http://librivox.org/> has some good content, including audio 
> Bibles (under the Non-fiction > Bibles category). They don't have an 
> API that I am aware of (you could contact them about it), but since 
> they explicitly place their content in the public domain I'd bet 
> they'd be fine with you hosting whichever recordings are appropriate 
> in a form that is conducive to your application.
>
> On 10/14/2013 12:33 PM, Gary Holmlund wrote:
>> On 10/14/2013 5:03 PM, israel dahl wrote:
>>> Hi everyone, we are still working on the Ubuntu Touch app, and have 
>>> made some progress, but the development has been delayed a bit (as 
>>> can happen in small open source projects).  I had a few questions, 
>>> so I thought I'd ask here.
>>> Is there a central repository for Audio Bibles?  If not (I should 
>>> probably ask this on the SWORD list) is there any plans to do so?  
>>> Also is there any backend for using Audio Bibles. I haven't made it 
>>> through all the code from Gary's branch yet, so I figured I should 
>>> just ask, and maybe you could point me to the header(s)/cpp files to 
>>> look at.  You have a lot of really good code, and a majority of it 
>>> is very useful for us, however I don't think it will work to simply 
>>> add another frontend.  At this point I think we are going to cherry 
>>> pick some things from your code (giving credit to the wonderful BT 
>>> development team), and leave out large amounts of what is available 
>>> in the source.  I hope this decision is ok with all of you (since it 
>>> is open GPL'd software I'd assume that was your intent), but we 
>>> really want to tailor the program to that specific platform, and 
>>> integrate it heavily to Ubuntu (Touch and desktop OS).  If we come 
>>> up with any really ingenious ways of doing some of the things we 
>>> need we will hopefully be able to commit back to your project as 
>>> well, especially with the audio portions and some other mobile 
>>> related things... though a lot of this will be Ubuntu API specific.  
>>> We are working towards including a 'sharing' feature to integrate 
>>> with text messaging as well as social media API's  since Ubuntu SDK 
>>> is still in development, it is still unclear whether this will be 
>>> included in a central messaging API, or if each social media outlet 
>>> will need to be coded in.
>>> In any case thank you all for your incredible efforts and may the 
>>> Lord Jesus Christ continue blessing you all!!
>>>
>> Israel,
>>
>> BibleTime does not have any audio features. The audio repository 
>> question should be asked on the sword list. I am not aware that they 
>> have any audio content.
>>
>> Blessings to you.
>>
>> Gary
>>
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