1.0 rc3, and crank to nb1 whilst here:
- patch-aa:
the mutex and the condition variables are not owned by the buffer
thread, but by the buffer itself. don't destroy them when the thread
dies, but when the buffer itself dies. fixes#112.
[ patch suggested by Christian Weisgerber <naddy@mips.inka.de>
in private email ]
- patch-ab:
Some fixes to how audio writes are handled. Closes#127.
including the new dependency on curl and pth packages, and some new
command line options for some of the tools. Other changes not available
due to lack of changelog or release notes for this version...
foo-* to foo-[0-9]*. This is to cause the dependencies to match only the
packages whose base package name is "foo", and not those named "foo-bar".
A concrete example is p5-Net-* matching p5-Net-DNS as well as p5-Net. Also
change dependency examples in Packages.txt to reflect this.
changes include:
ogg123:
* The default output device is now set in the libao configuration
files. A future release of ogg123 will allow a configuration
option to override the libao default. In this release, the ogg123
config files are ignored. Note that most systems will not need to
override the default selected by libao.
* The -f is now used to set the output filename when writing
audio to a file. Default filenames are no longer supported.
oggenc:
* Correct UTF8 encoding, so that non-ASCII comments can be encoded correctly.
* Better input file handling, including wav parser bugfixes.
ogginfo:
* Simple file integrity checks are now performed on the Ogg files.
* Only the info for the first logical bitstream of a chained file
will be displayed.
vorbiscomment:
* append mode added for appending comments to an existing file.
* More user-friendly interface.
* Major bugs in file-rewriting core fixed.
* Processing with vorbiscomment will fix a number of common problems
with ogg files.
vcut:
* New utility for sample-accurate manipulation of vorbis files without
requiring reencoding
Replaces audio/vorbis.
Package by Jeremy C. Reed, submitted in pkg/12415.
(Note: -d wav output seems to be broken right now, output to /dev/audio
works fine.)
