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Replace <iostream.h> and <fstream.h> with their c++ counterparts.
Addition of <string.h> was originally under a DragonFly macro, but
this was removed when it was shown NetBSD 5.99 needed it too.
Allow package to build on all x86_64 architectures.
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Replace <iostream.h> and <fstream.h> with their c++ counterparts.
Addition of <string.h> was originally under a DragonFly macro, but
this was removed when it was shown NetBSD 5.99 x86_64 needed it too.
Allow package to build on all x86_64 architectures.
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patch-aa was the main reason this package broke on DragonFly. Probably the
__NetBSD__ macro should have been used from the beginning (since pkgsrc
serves multiple platforms), but rather than risk breaking flactag on other
platforms, I've chosen to use __DragonFly__ macro to restore the original
code.
Also, -lintl is needed by DragonFly, so the gettext-lib was added the the
buildlink3 list.
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This package builds fine on both DragonFly architectures.
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Use patches instead of sed.
Set LICENSE while here.
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Set LICENSE while here.
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DragonFly's GCC44 won't handle iostream.h headers anymore, so these were
converted to the c++ version. The scandir arguments for DragonFly were
wrong. Either GCC44 is less tolerant than GCC41, or the prototype
changed since the last time this package built on DragonFly.
No PKGREVISION bump is required; this only affects DragonFly.
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This package has been broken at least since DragonFly moved to gcc44 for
their base compiler. The previously deprecated "-m486" is no longer
recognized, but the -march defaults to i486 now anyway, so this switch is
no longer required.
GCC 4.4 got rid of the iostream and iomanip backwards compatibility, so
trying to include these headers is another source of breakage. While
probably correct for all platforms, this commit conservatively only
changes the build process for DragonFly since maplay apparently is
building okay on NetBSD.
No PKGREVISION bump is required.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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Required to build on DragonFly.
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The provided patch prevents an attempt to redefine ptrdiff_t on DragonFly
within the akode mpc module.
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- Several enhancements to importing of audiobooks, podcasts, TV shows
- Fix bug for MP3 files with NULL genre being marked as audiobooks
- Many translation updates
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- map city names (present in the iPod Preferences file) to timezone
shift to be able to interpret accurately timestamps from iPod Classic
and similar models.
- support more iPod models, including Shuffle 4G
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DragonFly's modern gnu grep caught use of "[:space:]" rather than
the correct "[[:space:]]" in the Gentoo ltmain sanity check, and
returned an error breaking the configure script. The m4 file was
correct though, so the configure wasn't really generated. In any
case, this Gentoo error is widespread, so expect the same patch for
other packages as they are discovered.
It's possible platforms using BSD grep aren't affected.
No PKGREVISION bump required.
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The previous version of festival, 1.95-beta, was extremely picky about
the compiler. When DragonFly moved to gcc 4.4 as the default, this
package would no longer build because it didn't share the pre-requisite
gcc 3.3.6 with NetBSD.
The latest version will accept any version of gcc (tested by developers
to version 4.5). Upgrading the package has the double benefit of once
again building on DragonFly and removing the requirement to build
gcc 3.3.6 on NetBSD.
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To allow this package to build on DragonFly:
1) Fix bad #elif
2) Add <string.h> for DragonFly
This shouldn't affect the binary package for other platforms, and it's
never built on DragonFly, so no PKGREVISION bump required.
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This commit allows adplug to build on DragonFly without changing the
binary package for any other platform, so no PKGREVISION bump is
required.
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Bump PKGREVISION
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fixes PR pkg/45623.
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Bump PKGREVISIONs
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The Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) is an audio codec developed
by Apple and supported on iPhone, iPad, most iPods, Mac and iTunes.
ALAC is a data compression method which reduces the size of audio
files with no loss of information. A decoded ALAC stream is
bit-for-bit identical to the original uncompressed audio file.
This is Apple Lossless Audio Codec encode and decode command.
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The Apple Lossless Audio Codec (ALAC) is an audio codec developed
by Apple and supported on iPhone, iPad, most iPods, Mac and iTunes.
ALAC is a data compression method which reduces the size of audio
files with no loss of information. A decoded ALAC stream is
bit-for-bit identical to the original uncompressed audio file.
This is Apple Lossless Audio Codec library.
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Changelog:
October 21 2011
Abc2midi bug: %%MIDI control command after a rest causes loss of
synchronization. In the following example
X:1
T: Synchronization Loss after rest (z2)
V:1
V:2
M: 4/4
K:F#dor
V:1
|: A,G, | F,G,F,G, A,B,A,G, | F,4-F,2 :|
V:2
%%MIDI program 65
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%%MIDI control 7 40
de| f4 z2
%%MIDI control 7 80
GA| f4-f2\
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The control command is used to modulate the loudness of the alto saxophone
in voice 2. The second control command which attenuates the saxophone
to velocity 80 introduces another delay of z2 causing the following
notes G and A to be played one beat late (into the next bar).
Analysis: The second control command introduces a beat delay because
delta_time is not zero when the function write_event is called. (Delta_time
is not zero after a rest so that the following note will be delayed.)
Fix: write_event should not introduce any delay, so that delta_time was
replaced by 0 in the function call mf_write_midi_event(..). The function
write_event is also called to turn on (off) portamento, to handle
pitch_bend, pedal on and pedal off MIDI commands. (Hopefully, this
change does not introduce a bug in the other functions.)
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Pointed out in PR pkg/45522
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* Regen distinfo.
* Add http://ifdo.pugmarks.com/~seymour/backup/ to MASTER_SITES
for older distfiles.
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* Introduce gnome option.
Changelog:
mp3splt-gtk version 0.7
- added trimming using silence detection
- fixed bug #3034474: genre tag problem + original tags are now correctly copied, with two exceptions: (libmp3splt)
* only one artist, album, title are supported
* for mp3's, the total tracknumber is not yet supported
- fixed bug: don't show split files when setting silence splitpoints or trim splitpoints
- fixed #3355210 - gtk not intuitive - split button with text and shadow
- fixed windows bug to take translations from the current directory (+libmp3splt)
- fixed windows bug with wide characters in directory path of executable (+libmp3splt)
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Changelog:
#mp3splt version 2.4
- added negative splitpoints support with EOF-min.sec[.0-99] (only works when the input is not seekable)
- added trimming using silence detection with -r (use with -p th to set the threshold)
- fixed bug #3034474: genre tag problem + original tags are now correctly copied, with two exceptions: (libmp3splt)
* only one artist, album, title are supported
* for mp3's, the total tracknumber is not yet supported
- fixed windows bug to take translations from the current directory (+libmp3splt)
- fixed windows bug with wide characters in directory path of executable (+libmp3splt)
#mp3splt version 2.3a
- fixed tracktype.org issue (libmp3splt)
#mp3splt version 2.3
- new '-G' option: set tags from filename regular expression
- more translations (project mp3splt-gtk on transifex)
- added genre tag to custom tags and to output format (libmp3splt)
- support for the FILE attribute in CUE files - #1353726 (libmp3splt)
- fixed CUE import bug - spaces at the end are now correctly wiped out (libmp3splt)
- fixed bug #3114384: introduced back the 'file might be VBR' warning (libmp3splt)
- fixed bug #3034474: genre tag problems (libmp3splt)
- fixed ogg stream issues - #2861898 & #1078018 (libmp3splt)
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* Remove LOCALBASE
* Use pkg-config for library detection (pcre and so on)
Changelog:
libmp3splt version 0.7
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- added negative splitpoints support: closes #3005266, #1659204
- added trimming using silence detection: closes #3016524, #3141369, #880051, #1576489
- fixed bug #3034474: genre tag problem + original tags are now correctly copied, with two exceptions:
* only one artist, album, title are supported
* for mp3's, the total tracknumber is not yet supported
- rewritten internet part (tracktype, freedb)
- fixed windows bug to take translations from the current directory
- fixed windows bug with wide characters in directory path of executable
libmp3splt version 0.6.1a
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- fixed tracktype.org issue
libmp3splt version 0.6.1
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- added genre tag to custom tags and to output format (@g)
- support for the FILE attribute in CUE files - #1353726
- support for setting tags from filename regular expression
- added cutter as unit testing framework in libmp3splt
- fixed CUE import bug - spaces at the end are now correctly wiped out
- fixed bug #3114384: introduced back the 'file might be VBR' warning
- fixed bug #3034474: genre tag problems
- fixed ogg stream issues - #2861898 & #1078018
- fixed bug: setting the saved end time on wrong splitpoint indexes
- more translations (project mp3splt-gtk on transifex)
- and many other bugs ...
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