xmp: Update to 4.1.0

Switch to native audio drivers for NetBSD and Solaris, which it has,
somehow.

4.1.0 (20160719):
	- Requires libxmp 4.4
	- Add option to force tracker emulation
	- Add option to use simulated Amiga mixers
	- Add option to set the maximum number of virtual channels
	- Add command to switch between standard and classic mixers
	- Add command to display current mixer type
	- Fix default amplification factor
	- Fix module-specific configuration file options
	- Fix screen corruption when module uses more than 255 virtual
	  channels (reported by Lionel Debroux)
	- Remove option --offset-bug-emulation

4.0.11 (20160306):
	- Mark surround channels in channel list
	- Address errors reported by Coverity Scan

1 files changed, 4 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/audio/xmp/DESCR b/audio/xmp/DESCR
index e5e75631bfc..dd5b128f116 100644
--- a/audio/xmp/DESCR
+++ b/audio/xmp/DESCR
@@ -1,12 +1,4 @@
-This is the Extended Module Player, an open source module player for UNIX
-distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL. xmp currently runs on several
-platforms, including ALSA, OSS (for Linux on i386 and Alpha and FreeBSD),
-BSD, SunOS, Solaris, S/Linux and HP-UX.  On PC class machines with GUS or
-AWE cards xmp takes advantage of the  OSS sequencer to play modules  with
-virtually no system load. Using software mixing, xmp plays at rates up to
-48 kHz in mono or stereo, 8 or 16 bits, signed or unsigned, little or big
-endian samples with 32 bit linear interpolation.
-
-The current version of xmp supports many Amiga and PC module formats
-(including packed, Powerpacked and SQSHed modules) -- currently 47 known
-formats.
+The Extended Module Player, or xmp, is a portable command-line module
+player. Xmp plays many mainstream and obscure module formats including
+Protracker (MOD), Scream Tracker 3 (S3M), Fast Tracker II (XM), and
+Impulse Tracker (IT).