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Changes in 0.99.9
* (cdaudio.c) cd_poll: accept CDS_MIXED CD's too.
* (cddb.c) cddb_read_line: fixed fprintf() format.
* (coverart.c) coverart_direct_erase_data: removed unused local
variable.
* (cddb.h): added cddb_mc_generate_new_entry's interface, which is
used in cdindex.c.
Changes in 0.99.8
* Minor bugfix release. Switched to Automake 1.6.
Changes in 0.99.7
* Fixed a bug that made libcdaudio log more messages than desired to
klogd. Thanks to Matt Kraai.
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buildlink3 framework.
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Tiff is backward compatible, but was broken on amd64 platform
so this makes sure new tiff is used.
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printf's to appease gcc 3.2. Noticed in agc's bulk build.
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Bugs were fixed, features were added, etc. Please review Changelog
file to see a full list of changes.
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GNOME 2 Speech is a simple general API for producing text-to-speech
output.
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( We really need non-recursive dependancies... *sigh* )
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This allows XMMS to play unified Csound scores.
An example unified Csound score may be found at
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/ben/example.csd.gz
Many Csound songs are distributed in separate orchestra, score, and sample
files. A script to convert these to a unified Csound score file is at
ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/ben/orcsco2csd.sh
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This allows XMMS to play MIDI files using timidity.
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This plugin allows you to write XMMS plugins as Unix programs. You write
a program that understands the very simple commands on its command line
and outputs raw sound on its standard output and you're done with it.
What's good (and in fact the purpose of this plugin) is that you can
write input plugins for XMMS in C shell or Bash! Of course, you won't
be able to do much number crunching in a shell script, but you can use
it to run other programs to do the actual playing.
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be sufficient.
Remove an unnecessary install argument to allow this package to install
unprivileged.
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versions of ln which do not support that operation.
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up the pattern matching.
Fixes build warnings on systems which do not use GCC.
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The xmms-mad author has been sent these patches.
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While here, set WRKSRC where it belongs to make pkglint happy.
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* Improve window manager responsiveness
* Various bug fixes in file manager, window manager and panel
* More 64bit clean up
* New translation added: Azerbaijani
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ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/agc/borked-current/audio/spiralsynth/.broken.sys2.html
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ftp://ftp.netbsd.org/pub/NetBSD/misc/agc/borked-current/audio/spiralloops/.broken.sys2.html
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and using a conditional.
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which bails out if there is whitespace before a comment.
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Still TODO: Add targets for -nas and -esd back-ends to match GCC.
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No change log available for changes between 0.0.9 and 0.5.4. The
biggest visible change is that the plugin no longer needs to read
the entire MP3 file to read the id3v2 tags.
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csound package.
Csound is a software synthesis package in the tradition of so-called
music-N languages, among which the best-known is Music V. It consists
of an orchestra- and score-driven executable, written in C for
portability. Since Csound is a computational language, it is highly
flexible and efficient; complexity is gained only at the expense of
computation time. Basically Csound reads some files and creates the
result as a file on disk or, on faster machines, through a DAC in real
time.
This version of csound implements localization and realtime audio as
plugins. As a result you need to set the OPCDIR environment variable,
and for realtime audio use "-o devaudio" rather than "-o /dev/audio".
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csound-dev as a more up-to-date replacement.
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Changes:
0.10.2 03 December 2003
* SHOUTcast: now uses a character set fallback
* A german translation is now available
* A few bugs have been fixed
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not --without-oss-dsp. fixes linking on NetBSD.
(how did this ever link given that -lossaudio is not passed??)
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In this bugfix release: a fix for a multithreading bug and a
correction for an underflow problem that could slow decoding
dramatically on x86 processors.
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ogg123
* Support for playing FLAC and Speex files. Both the native FLAC and
Ogg FLAC varieties are supported. Special thanks to OldMan, adiabatic,
and smack from #vorbis for sponsoring the development of this feature.
* Send correct User Agent and Accept strings in the HTTP 1.1 headers
* Fixed bug preventing the status line from showing the total time
information in certain circumstances
* Fixed a pthread crash bug on certain platforms (like NetBSD)
* Added support for the --end option to specify at what time
playback should stop. Both --skip and --end also now accept times in
hh:mm:ss format. Thanks to Hans Schou.
* If the --skip option is greater than the length of the file,
ogg123 now terminates with an error.
oggdec
* Fixed small memory leak.
* Fixed error that caused oggdec to crash when output file was not
specified.
oggenc
* Patch from Jordan Mendelson to support reading little-endian AIFF
files (which happen to be made by MacOS X when ripping CDs?).
* --scale option to allow scaling the volume of the input. Helps
with clipping inputs.
* Fixed usage messages.
* 24 bit input support
* FLAC and Ogg FLAC read support. Comments from the FLAC file are
preserved unless explicitly dropped with the --discard-comments option.
Also funded by OldMan, adiabatic, and smack.
* Less frequent status updates.
ogginfo
* Minor typo and portability fixes.
* Emits fewer spurious errors when minor errors are detected.
* Return a useful status code.
* Fixed overflow bug on really long files.
vcut
* Patch from Jared Anderson allows the cutpoint to be specified in
(integer) seconds by prefixing it with a +.
vorbiscomment
* More forgiving of Ogg files that begin with garbage (like ID3v2
tags).
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