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2004-08-10fix stack overflow, see http://www.open-security.org/advisories/6drochner1-0/+57
(patch from xine CVS) bump PKGREVISION
2004-08-02There is a problem compiling multimedia/xine-lib in that the "extra"shannonjr1-0/+26
assembly language module zoom_filter_xmmx.c breaks when optimized. Some googling indicates that this is also encountered with FreeBSD and Linux. A review of the CVS tree for xine shows that this module has been removed. As as module is only built if MMX is detected (HAVE_FFMMX defined) removing the module should not break anything; that is the approach taken in this new patch that removes building zoom_filter_xmmx from Makefile.in for xineplug_post_goom.la
2004-06-21update to xine-lib-1-rc5drochner3-35/+35
changes: rc4a: Some have experienced problems with rc4 due a bug managing the colorkey overlay for XV (XVideo). With some video cards (most notably Matrox), it caused parts of the image to not be displayed properly. These bugs have now been fixed. Others have experienced compilation problems in our previous releases resulting in static noise being produced for WMA streams. This has also been fixed in rc4a. Users of 5.1 and other audio surround setups will need to reconfigure their xine settings. A newer, more user-friendly, "Speaker arrangement" config item is now provided and must be used. rc5: xine-lib 1-rc5 contains important fixes from our previous release, most notably compilation fixes for AMD64 plataform, fixed downloading of reference files (asx, rm, etc) with HTTP, some crashes with win32 DLLs and playback issues of some MPEG streams. There are cool new features as well, like the surround 5.1 upmix plugin and MacOS X support.
2004-05-12update to xine-lib-1-rc4drochner3-42/+16
changes: This release improves playback of some streams, reduces flickering of OSD and brings a whole bunch of updated libraries. It does also fix a vulnerability in xine's RTSP streaming code. See XSA-2004-3 for more information! XXX powerpc asm stuff needs to be checked XXX didn't test the "arts" stuff
2004-04-16xine-lib (1-rc3c)mycroft1-9/+9
* fix the deadlock with non-seekable input plugins * guess codeset for OSD if nl_langinfo(CODESET) is missing or not working * new option - list of domains, where don't use proxy * fix possible crashes in front-ends that create and delete streams * send a message to the front-end when the audio device is busy * revert changes to the DVD plugin that made it impossible to play mounted DVDs * use xine network functions in CDDB lookups, fix connection timeout * preparing for future MinGW port * improved network buffer management policy. * asf/mmst/mmsh proper support for "media changing" command. * improve playback with separate subtitles, fix the seeking and a deadlock * DVD still menus fixed that were broken in rc3b [Note: The way the previous was "fixed" is a kluge.] * deadlocks with network buffer control fixed * DXR3's letterboxed overlay mode works with pan&scan material * DXR3: timestamp handling for NAV packets fixes the menu on the first DVD of "24" season 1 * fixed audio sync method "resampling"
2004-03-28Update to rc3b. Fixed a problem with the PLIST not including some .sos undermycroft8-240/+111
NetBSD. Applied the same symbol hacks that are used to make the Linux RealPlayer modules work with mplayer -- but also use the native RV2.0 codec now. 17.03.2004 xine-lib 1-3c3b released This version adds support for Matroska files, Flash Video and Sierra VMD files, as well as OpenDML 2.0 support for the AVI demuxer. In addition, this new library can now handle a variety of file formats from the Amiga computer, including a variety of IFF files and MOD/S3M/XM/IT/etc music tracker formats (thanks to the ModPlug library). The new library version contains several new video decoders including Sierra video, Flash Video, Real Video 2.0 Duck TrueMotion v1, 8BPS, MZSH, ZLIB, ASV1,2, ATI VCR1 (all courtesy of ffmpeg). Network streaming drivers are enhanced, including secure HTTP, MMS, and RTP/UDP. As for video drivers, there is new support for the CACA library (colored ASCII art), and fixed/improved support for SDL and Sun PGX32 video. As always the core xine engine has been enhanced for greater stability so that you can just play your multimedia with ease.
2004-03-11Update to 1rc3a. Summary of changes since rc0a:jmmv11-268/+117
- Fixed some bugs which caused xine to segfault under certain conditions, and a long-standing issue that would make xine hang with the NPTL implementation in Linux kernel 2.6. - Stabilized core engine and much improved subtitles. - Built-in VCD navigation, XvMC support and better handling of funny filenames. - A security hole regarding the "#save" MRL option has been closed. - Added a feature: append "#save:filename" to an MRL to save the stream during playback. - Lots of bugfixes.
2004-01-26Move xine-lib to the multimedia category (coming from graphics).jmmv22-0/+884
This is version 1rc0anb3.