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libdvdnav (6.1.1)
* fix build issues
* improve CI
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libdvdnav (6.1.0)
* add a dvdnav_open2 API to setup a logging mechanism, similar to libdvdread
* add a dvdnav_get_number_of_angles API
* add a dvdnav_version API
* rework the logs in the library and remove direct printf calls
* handle out-of-order ADMAP entries blocking playback
* fix crashes in dvdnav_describe_title_chapters in broken DVDs
* cleanup old code and buildsystem
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libdvdnav (6.0.1)
* improve random playback mode, to work-around broken discs
* fix divide-by-zerop issue in tmap search
* fix pthread on OS/2
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libdvdnav (6.0.0)
* fix crashes on some DVD on describe_title call
* fix various crashes related to PGC validity
* fix compilation issues
* fix API return codes
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mirror.
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* added dvdnav_open_stream to read from external read/seek callbacks
* fixed reading DVD label regression
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libdvdnav (5.0.1)
* removed assert on unknown VM commands, fixing playback of some DVDs
* fixed a double free in dvdnav_free_dup
* fixed an integer overflow, a data race condition and return inconsistency
libdvdnav (5.0.0)
* Android support
* fixed numerous crashes, assertions and corruptions
* rewrite of the build-system, including silent rules
* clean code, simplify and remove warnings
* fix compilation in C++ applications
* removal of remap .MAP files unused feature
* remove the dvdnavmini library
* fix compilation on OS/2 and Hurd
libdvdnav (4.2.1)
* fixed failed assertion on menu-less DVDs
* fixed playback issues on multi-angle DVDs
* fixed crash when playing a DVD from different region than currently set
in the DVD drive
* fixed segfaults when reading certain DVDs (including "Jack Reacher",
"Ghost Protocol", "Inside Man", "The Dictator" and "Tangled")
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mplayer project, and the next release after 0.1.10 (the one we're coming
from) was 4.1.1.
libdvdnav (4.1.3)
* an embarassing amount of fixes regarding potential memory and resource leaks
(patches contributed by Erik Hovland)
* added dvdread-config (dvdnav-config's younger brother)
* added pkg-config support
* split dvdread to a separate tree; now you need to check it out
and install it before building libdvdnav.
In order to configure libdvdnav We need the executable dvdread-config
somewhere in the PATH or explicitly specified to configure[2] with
--with-dvdread-config=~/bin/dvdread-config
libdvdnav (4.1.2)
* multiple build system fixes
* added dvdnav_describe_title_chapters(title) to get title and chapters
duration
libdvdnav (4.1.1)
* added dvdnav_audio_stream_channels() to return number of channels
* fixed dvdnav_time_search() in multi-angle dvds (but it still needs
improvements)
* added dvdnav_audio_stream_format() to identify the codec used
in audio streams
* starting DVD playback at specific title/part positions with
dvdnav_{title,part}_play() works again
* removed wrong SPU stream change event filter
(fixes unwanted subtitles in the trailer of "Girl, interrupted", RC2)
* fixed error "Expected NAV packet but none found." occuring sometimes
on resume from menu
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-advance buffer pointer correctly on short reads
from an unnamed contributor
bump PKGREVISION
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in internal dvdread.
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changes: bugfixes
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libdvdnav is a library that allows easy use of sophisticated DVD navigation
features such as DVD menus, multiangle playback and even interactive DVD
games. All this functionality is provided through a simple API which
provides the DVD playback as a single logical stream of blocks, intermitted
by special dvdnav events to report certain conditions. The main usage of
libdvdnav is a loop regularly calling a function to get the next block,
surrounded by additional calls to tell the library of user interaction.
The whole DVD virtual machine and internal playback states are completely
encapsulated.
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