hi Alex, I took a look at the ffmpeg-normalize package, up for sponsorship in the Python team.
The current package design has a tiny binary package than contains only a launcher script split off from the module. Is there any real life use of the module as such, or is this really an application that just happens to be written in Python? Even the parsing of the command line arguments for the util is actually done inside the module, which strongly hints at the latter. Then a couple of notes and questions regarding the packaging: * control: no dependency of any kind on ffmpeg? The very first step of the "quick start" in upstream's readme file is "install a recent version of ffmpeg". * control: you probably want to suggest the documentation pkg somewhere. * copyright: "Upstream-Name: ffmpeg-progress-yield", copy-paste error? * copyright: why the exclusions for dfsg-compliant stuff, that gets regenerated on build anyway? Wouldn't a regular d/clean entry suffice if one wants to make sure never to use the pre-generated files? Once the above comments have been addressed, simply re-add the package to the IRC channel topic and/or ping me by e-mail.
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