abcde 2.3.2
* Too fast... I forgot to make the tarball and change the version strings in
several places. Fixed.
-- Jesus Climent <jesus.climent@hispalinux.es> Fri, 19 Aug 2005 00:44:37 +0300
abcde 2.3.1
* The new "I knew there were going to be bugs" upstream release!
* MKCUE needs to be passed some $CDROM as an option, or otherwise it will
not read the CDROM, in case is not /dev/cdrom.
* Also, make the CUEREADER a bit more general, since we might be using other
CUE extractors.
-- Jesus Climent <jesus.climent@hispalinux.es> Thu, 18 Aug 2005 23:44:20 +0300
abcde 2.3.0
* New upstream release!
* Defining the tracknumber now resets the first track if given a number
different than 1 (that is: abcde -T 1 2-10 creates songs 1 to 9).
* Modified the FAQ to reflect the changes on Marillat's repo
(Closes: #315724).
* Should be "space" safe: works properly when the working directory contains
a space (Closes: #147493).
* Repared the CD query for the discid code. When failing to read a disc,
actually report that there might be no disc in the drive.
* Right now, walk over the different encoders we Depends: on in Debian and
use the one available: if a user has a FLAC encoder, abcde will no install
vorbis-tools, so it will fail to run out of the box (Closes: #321216)
* Added CUE support. Still experimental...
* Added FLAC on Ogg. Still not activated, since we cannot get comments added
as a post-process action.
* Applied patches from Fedora Core (Credit goes to Nils Philippsen
<nphilipp@redhat.com>)
* Added a post_read() function to be executed before ejecting the CD.
* Typos reported by A Costa corrected (Closes: #311463)
* Problem with abcde being run in a directory with files containing only
numbers solved (Closes: #313628).
* vorbiscomment uses now "-R" (Closes: #303566).
* "-t" and "-T" use the first track as a starter for the track list.
(Closes: #305749).
* Added CDPARANOIACDROMBUS option to define -d in case of using IDE and SCSI
in case of using ide-scsi emulation layer (Closes: #290768).
* Define metaflac in abcde.conf (Closes: #303555)
-- Jesus Climent <jesus.climent@hispalinux.es> Wed, 10 Aug 2005 07:00:26 +0300
Set NORMALIZE to "normalize" by default, to match what is installed by
pkgsrc/audio/normalize. This fixes part of PR pkg/29755.
This release brings various bugfixes and small features. Check the
included changelog for details.
Changes:
* New "-t <number>" option for starting the numbering of the output files at a
given starting number. Ideal for albums with more than one CD.
* New "-T <number>" option, similar to "-t" but also modifies the tag entries
on the files themselves.
* New "-w <COMMENT>" to add a comment to the tracks of a given CD rip. Use
quotes.
* New "-W <number>" option to combine both a comment with "CD #number" and a
starting number for both the tracks and the tags with "#01" (that is, 101 for
the 1st CD, 201 for the second...)
* Support for keeping an existing playlist (and not add new entries to it),
erase the existing one (overwrite) or append new entries to the existing
one.
* New mungegenre function to switch off (or modify) the default behaviour of
transforming uppercase characters to lowercase.
* cdparanoia permits performing a query to the CD drive and obtain a list of
valid audio tracks. So, now we perform such query and process the results.
* Support for "None of the above" has been added with the "0" selection. A
template is created, and the selection to edit it is defaulted to "y".
Changes:
* Improved the logic in the order of events when using a local CDDB repo.
* When using a selected, localy cached CDDB entry, we forgot to show the
selection when asking the user for editing the choice. Now we show it.
* Added the option "-m" to modify the resulting playlist, to contain CRLF at
the end of every line, letting some hardware players which insist with
DOS-style files to use them. Also, added DOSPLAYLIST as a config option.
* Added >&2 redirection to visualize the "Erase playlist" question.
* When *DATAPREFIX was set, the playlist creation was made without newline.
* Solved bug with batch encoding, thanks to Travis McKay.
* Do not tag GENRE and DATE in Ogg/Vorbis if CDDB does not provide them
* Documentation update: README, abcde.1
* Added COMMENT part in OggFlac metadata.
* Added a pre-read function for preparations. Uses include closing the CD
tray.
* New setting for the CD speed. Some drives have a higher failure ratio when
spinning at high speed.
* The eject program is not needed if CDSPEEDVALUE is not set and no EJECT
action is performed.
* Encoding the whole CD in one file is now possible. Use "-1" as a flag.
* Portability fixes for OS X and OpenBSD
* EDITOR can take a full path and arguments
* The "-V" flag (extra verbosity) was added
* Miscellaneous bugfixes
Also, remove patch-ad, as it was buggy and unnecessary. This part closes
PR pkg/24401.
abcde 2.1.4:
* Small bug fixes:
+ COMMENT should work now.
+ Aesthetic padding on the total amount of tracks.
+ CDROM typo
+ CDROM is now checked after reading the user defined entries.
* Remove trailing args from $EDITOR when checking -x: Closes#179222.
abcde 2.1.3
* Makefile was missing cddb-tool.1.
* Introduced dagrab as CD ripping utility.
* cddb-tool seq calls converted to functions. No more distro dependencies.
* WGET* variables converted to HTTPGET* variables. FreeBSD can safelly use
fetch.
* More FreeBSD specific bits: CDROM and EJECT changes.
* Typo in abcde.conf
* Added CDDBPROTO for specifying the protocol level of the cddb query.
* CDDB protocol upgraded to 5. CDYEAR and CDGENRE are now used for CD
tagging.
* COMMENT is now used for inline tagging with oggenc (my mistake it was
missing): Closes: #191475.
abcde 2.1.2
* Documentation updates: Closes: #186230.
* Usual set of bug fixes and corrections.
* Default behaviour of VAOUTPUTFORMAT output changed to avoid multiple
directories for a same album. I think the format is more logical, and you
can always split the files once they are created.
* Padding track wavs with 0 so if you want to burn those wavs just cdrecord
*.wav will do it. Use "-p" to force it when encoding a small (<9) number
of files (Closes: #111627).
* Added "KEEPWAVS" as a variable to keep those wavs. Default is "no". Can
use also "-k" in the command line. (Closes: #160372).
This probably should be changed with an option to move the wav files to
another directory instead of just keep de abcde.<cdid> directory.
* Added documentation comments about OUTPUTTYPE (Closes: #184963).
* abcde.conf cleanup: (Closes: #186230, #187400).
abcde 2.1.0-3
* Since abcde does not depend on eject, an execution test ([-x]) was added,
but that means abcde needs a test for eject in the patch if -x is passed:
Closes: #184151.
* Merged some more bits from Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt: Closes: #126289.
* A bit of more info in abcde.conf: Closes: #184963.
* cddb-tool version updated to 0.4.2
abcde 2.1.0-2
* Old version string left behind. Updated.
* Few more doc update bits.
* Patches from Marc 'HE' Brockschmidt: Closes: #149499.
* Small patch from Norbert Preining to support multiple output in the output
directory.
* cddb-tool parses CDYEAR with the help of awk: Closes: #114848.
* cddb-tool does not globe "*" characters anymore: Closes: #157448.
abcde 2.1.0
* The infamous "Works for me(TM)" and "Time to release" release.
+ We preppend track number now: Closes: #128966.
+ Itegrate flac: Closes: #126311.
+ Multi-format encode: Closes: #148934.
+ Gapless lame encoding: Closes: #172696.
+ CDROM documented: Closes: #182403.
* Applied OpenBSD patches to make the script more portable. Thanks to Han
Boetes.
* Documentation fixes: closes: #100844, #136741.
* NetBSD patches applied:
- EXPERIMENTAL Normalize and Batch support.
- EXPERIMENTAL FLAC support.
* EXPERIMENTAL multiple output support:
+ multiple output and error checking
+ multiple lists support
* Default output file changed to have the $track_number in the begining.
* abcde takeover.
http://www.bagu.dhs.org/abcde-2.0.3-flac-patch
but with some serious improvements by me (including documentation
updates, and in-line addition of vorbis comments with flac -T ...).
Bump PKGREVISION.
- use ${PKG_SYSCONFBASE} instead of hardcoded /usr/pkg/etc
- keep the ID3v2 default as distributed, and depend on audio/id3v2
- don't depend on vorbis-tools: just inform the user about the need
to install at least one of the supported encoders
- sample config only has commented out entries, so install it only
in the examples directory
abcde 2.0.3
* The Fixed-Yet?-How-About-Now?-What-About-Now?-Now? Release
* SMP fixed, mad props to Steve Madsen, closes: #69828, #111806
* Minor code cleanups thanks to Adam Heath
* Multiple inexact match results are generated in a safe manner
thanks to Nick Martin, closes: #126025
* Removed cddb-tool template generation bashism, thanks to Greg
Norris, closes: #126327
* Windows can't handle double quotes in filenames either.
The default mungefilename now removes them, closes: #127643
* Using -C with WAVOUTPUTDIR fixed, closes: #127728
* Resuming various artists discs fixed, closes: #127731
-- Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org> Sun, 27 Jan 2002
abcde 2.0.2
* The One-More-Time-With-Feeling Release
* Bladeenc really works this time. Honest. closes: #121988
-- Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org> Mon, 3 Dec 2001
abcde 2.0.1
* The I-Don't-Listen-To-Sssca Release
* Example abcde.conf fixes, closes: #111580
* So much for bladeenc's l3enc compatibility, closes: #110863
* CDDB submit fixes (to enable CDDB submitting, put
UNINTENTIONALLY_ANGER_THE_FREEDB_PEOPLE=y in your abcde.conf),
closes: #111478, #111500
* Minor mungefilename() cleanup
* Small manpage fix
* Works with oggenc when POSIXLY_CORRECT is defined, thanks to Juhapekka
Tolvanen
* Quote remote locations when calling distmp3
* Allow remote encoding of oggs
* Only remove wav files if the encoding succeeded
* No-local-encoding via -j 0 fixed, thanks to Hans-Joachim Baader
* CD read errors are trapped/resumed cleanly now thanks to Pete,
closes: #111618
* devfs device check fix, thanks to Clint Adams
* Check for seq command - some BSD's have jot instead and abcde can't
use that yet
* Various Artists playlist generation fixed, thanks to William Lash
-- Robert Woodcock <rcw@debian.org> Tue, 6 Nov 2001
