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The TunePimp library (also referred to as libtunepimp) is a development
library geared towards developers who wish to create MusicBrainz enabled
tagging applications.
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Changes for libmusicbrainz 2.1.1
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- Return special TRMs for special conditions for TRM generation:
c457a4a8-b342-4ec9-8f13-b6bd26c0e400 -- Sigserver busy and overloaded
f9809ab1-2b0f-4d78-8862-fb425ade8ab9 -- Source file is too short to
calculate TRM
7d154f52-b536-4fae-b58b-0666826c2bac -- File is slience
- If the TRM signature server becomes overloaded, it will now start
returning HTTP 503 error codes and the TRM generator will catch that
and return the Sigserver busy TRM shown above.
Changes for libmusicbrainz 2.1.0
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- moved the python bindings into a new seperate project
- rewrote the mp3 duration detection code to be more robust
by making it vastly easier. In the process the bitzi
related code has been tossed. This should make the libary
smaller and the mp3 duration checking faster.
- Due to the bitzi code being removed, the SHA1 and Bitprint
related functions have been removed.
- Added query items for Release Dates/Countries, Amazon Asins and
Amazon cover art URLs
- Move include files into include/musicbrainz so that the example
files will compile outside of the libmusicbrainz client
source tree.
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Jan 20 2004:
- Added create_playlist_rio for newer Rio players in librioutil.
- Added -j option to rioutil.
Jan 13 2004:
- Added support for downloading from S-Series Rios with firmware
version 2.0 or higher.
- Fixed a bug in mp3.c which cause songs to upload short.
Jan 10 2004:
- Fixed bugs in mp3.c and id3.c.
- Added bitrate to -l option
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Changes since 0.1.2:
* Add options for pidfile/no-pidfile, user/group, and auth-file.
* Store password's MD5 instead of plain text.
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compiler. Minor pkgsrc style nits.
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* fix location of configuration file in man (Craig Routledge)
* MMAP support for esddsp (from artsdsp, Olivier Blin)
* GNU/kFreeBSD support (Robert Milan)
* add new default_options in configuration file and environement
variable, fix regression caused by patch since 0.2.30
* use ALSA default alias (Cyrille Chepelov)
* clean code (Kjartan Maraas)
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1) Fixed a segfault when decoding mp3's with corrupt id3v2 tags
2) Fixed a memory leak when encountering id3v2 tags in mp3 decoder
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MOSS (MP3/OGG Streaming Server) is an HTTP-based streaming server
written in Python. It supports the web mode where you browse and
select songs, and the live mode which supports real-time broadcast.
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NetBSD -current, this closes PR pkg/26412.
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math.h in -current - work around this.
XXX still statfs problems in -current in this package.
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libs, we might as well link them in.
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same file (patch-ad with a weird path). Fixes problem seen in bulk
build.
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2.1.20:
- Improve the string to utf8 translation function
2.1.19:
- When both g_filename_to_utf8 and g_locale_to_utf8 fail, use the unconverted
string. Don't know if it's the right way, but fixes crashes with broken
filenames.
- Don't try to convert NULL. Fixes crash on empty playlist
- Use special gkrellm 2.2.0 api for scrolling text.
Patch by Bill Wilson <billw@wt.net>
- Use a g_spawn function instead of system to launch xmms, so xmms doesn't
inherit all open gkrellm file descriptors
Patch by Bill Wilson <billw@wt.net>
2.1.18:
- When g_filename_to_utf8 fails fall back to g_locale_to_utf8. Fixes 100% cpu
usage when playing files with filenames in locale encoding.
2.1.17:
- Fixed memory leaks introduced in previous version.
- Patch by Bill Wilson <billw@wt.net> to fix dependency on GdkFont and some
other cleanups
2.1.16:
- Fixed crash when updating playlist
Thanks to Jan Tomasek <jan@tomasek.cz> for the pointer
- Use the filename for title if we don't load the info
- Add an item in the rmb menu to popup the gkrellmms config tab
2.1.15:
- Off by one error in the playlist updating code, caused the wrong title to
show. Found and patched by Andrew Kemp <ajwk@pell.uklinux.net>
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* Headers are now in ${PREFIX}/include/speex/ (but a copy is still
in ${PREFIX}/include for compat reasons).
* Pseudo-gapless playback (i.e. playback has the same number of
samples)
* Fixed a potential bug (unconfirmed) that might cause a segfault
in special circumstances.
Also includes a shlib major bump, so update DEPENDS in buildlink3.mk.
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. support for http authentication for streams
. replaygain pre-amp support
. some bug fixes
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ok'd a while back at pkgsrcCon by agc and wiz
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Style nits.
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- If an irman_name has successfully initialised, and later dies,
restart it
- Kill irman_names on exit
- Allow per host config
- Add install target
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as well give it something to substitute.
No functional change to the package.
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drop the added INCOMPAT_NCURSES patterns.
fixes build with NetBSD libcurses again.
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- dependency on popt removed
- NetBSD-2*-* added to INCOMPAT_CURSES because this needs panel.h from
ncurses.
Major changes since 0.10.1:
* removed popt dependency
* the default port is now 6600 (mpd-0.11.0)
* nls support (sv,de)
* ncmpc now uses the terminal in raw mode (enabling key bindings to Ctrl-C...)
* changed key bindings:
o cursor movement up/down with j and k (used to be . and ,)
o the update/redraw command is now executed with Ctrl-L (used to be u)
* new ncmpc commands:
o move a playlist entry up/down with Ctrl-K, Ctrl-J (playlist screen)
o add a song/url with a (playlist screen)
o support for MPD db updates with Ctrl-U
* new command line options --config=FILE and --key-file=FILE
* configuration changes:
o replaced '_' with '-' in configuration field names
o the color support in ncmpc have been redesigned - more colors & color fields
o the display of song names can now be customized (list-format, status-format, xterm-title-format)
o ncmpc no longer changes the xterm title by default (set-xterm-title)
o new option for default find mode (find-wrap)
o new option for cursor movement (wrap-around)
o new options for alert bells (audible-bell,visible-bell)
o the wide cursor is now enabled by default (wide-cursor)
o view the sample configuration file and/or the manual page for details
* ncmpc now scrolls long song names on the status line
* ncmpc now have a new built in line editor with completion and history support
* ncmpc now remembers the cursor position when changing directories
* ncmpc now offers to overwrite when saving playlists
* ncmpc now have an optional clock screen
* ncmpc now retreives playlists with MPD's plchanges command
Update provided by Robert Lillack in PR pkg/26237, with minor changes by me.
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* Fix upload bug
* Fix "ls" bug for ifp-8xx.
* Fix "mkdir" and "rmdir" bug.
* Added support for iFP-7XX and iFP-8XX by Joseph Roback<joe@roback.cc>.
* 7XX and 8XX series can download any file, change behavior of "download".
* Change behavior of "ls"("ls" is same as "ls /").
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As usual, this is a maintenance release, aimed at bug-fixing;
no new features are being added to the 4.0 branch.
The main purpose of this release is compatibility with recent GTK+
releases along with other fixes.
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defined on ossaudio.buildlink3.mk.
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* Use subst.mk instead of patching the files for the audio device.
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Use /dev/sound on NetBSD.
Bring in ossaudio via buildlink3.
Bump PKGREVISION.
Fixes the problems reported in PR 26206 by Ole Hellqvist
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1) Work around in computing total time for mp3's whose first valid mpeg
frame is not layer III
2) Fix mp3 and mp4 decoders when seeking past the end of the file
3) Fix replaygain for flac and vorbis
4) Fix memory leaks in flac decoder (from normalperson)
5) Fix Several other bugs in playlist.c and directory.c (from normalperson)
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Chris Wareham.
Hydrogen is a simple real-time drum machine/sequencer for CAC (Computer
Aided Composition).
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Chris Wareham.
Shared library for Hydrogen, a simple real-time Drum machine/sequencer
for CAC (Computer Aided Composition).
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- Add an entry for an empty directory.
- Add a comment on a directory handled by xmms.
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thanks to Steve Woodford for the nudge.
GramoFile is able to record hours of CD quality music, split long
sound files in separate tracks, and remove ticks and pops from
recordings. It can be used for ripping audio from vinyl LPs.
+ Integrated sound recording and playback (with customized versions of
brec(1) and bplay(1) by David Monro);
+ Handling of large sound files up to a few GB;
+ Signal peak level meter during recording;
+ Playback of user-specifiable parts of sound files;
+ Signal processing through application of `filters';
+ Nine filters (filter types, actually) are supplied, new ones can be
added fairly easily;
+ Multiple filters can be used, in random order, in one single run - even
multiple instances of the same filter;
+ Most filters can be fine-tuned through a number of parameters
(independent of each filter instance);
+ A large sound file containing an entire side of a gramophone record can
be split into separate sound files, one for each track;
+ Signal processing and track splitting are performed simultaneously;
+ Text mode user interface with a windows-like look and `feel';
+ Sound files of the familiar .wav type are used
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