* Implement corrected channel mappings for all input and playback file types
* Correct an possible infinite loop in WAV input reading code when
header is corrupt
* Implement "disable_coupling" option for oggenc
* Fix Ctrl-C lockup bug in ogg123
* ogg123 directory playback in sorted order
* Add WAVEFORMATEXTENSIBLE support
* More translations
* Add '-' as stdin/out filename in vcut
* Remove 'extra' F parameter from ogg123 remote output
* Numerous code and build fixes
Local improvements:
* ogg123 does not segfault on unknown comments.
* Honor WITHOUT_NLS.
* Optimized/coupled surround support for 5.1 encoding at 44.1/48kHz
* Added encoder control call to disable channel coupling
* Corrected an overflow bug in very low-bitrate encoding on 32 bit
machines that caused inflated bitrates
* Numerous API hardening, leak and build fixes
* Correct bug in 22kHz compand setup that could cause a crash
* Correct bug in 16kHz codebooks that could cause unstable pure
tones at high bitrates
* Alter default flushing behavior to span less often and use larger page
sizes when packet sizes are large.
* Build fixes for additional compilers
* Documentation updates
* Added surround channel mapping API and capability
* New config file options
* Driver options may be specified in config file
* Workaround for ESD non-4096 byte write bug
* Workaround aRts server crash bug
* Numerous patches from multiple downstreams
So make a LGPL21 and LGPL3 value for the license framework.
Replace the LGPL used in ports with LGPL21. (checked all consumers)
Obtained from: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/ (Under License URL's)
KStreamRipper is a program for recording Internet radios and other
streams. For streams that provide information about the song title,
it can split the stream and create an own file for each track with
a corresponding file name and corresponding metadata.
WWW: http://kstreamripper.sourceforge.net
Submitted by: Mina R Waheeb <syncer at gmail.com> via kde@freebsd maillist
- use ?= for the portrevision of a master port to make it possible to
change it in a slave port which depends upon lame
- bump portrevisions of ports which depend upon lame
- done via a semi-automated way (manual review and fixup)
- I tried to take care to not bump ports which only depend optionaly on
lame (with a default of no dependency)
