changes:
- a "Happy New Year Release"
- include german manpages
- fix years truncating on tagmp3 in interactive mode (see Debian BTS #167313)
- include possibility of filenames which begin with brackets and are not ranges
(user request see Debian BTS #177169)
30 August 2002 (Version 1.3):
[pb] -Added support and fixes for mpeg2 muxed files. mpgtx should now split and join mpeg2 files correct
[pb] - Improved mpgtx knowledge about length of mpeg2 movies
[pb] - removed bug which was introduced in 1.2 where demuxing was broken
18 August 2002 (Version 1.2):
[pb] - mpgtx is now able to search for a valid pack through a whole file (-X)
[pb] - added option to suppress progress output (faster) (-N)
[pb] - fixed a bug where a buffer is at end and data could not be processed -> unplayable movies
[pb] - increased file buffer for better performace to 2MB
[pb] - added option to change the aspect ratio of a movie (-A )
[pb] - added option to keep junk headers in splits (-P)
27 August 2001:
[la] - mpgtx now supports MPEG streams with leading zeros and skip them gracefully
[la] - added some support for ill-formed system streams that don't begin with a PACK
header.
(both, thank to Søren Roug)
22 August 2001:
[la] - Created a home made configure script that automagically checks
Large File support and GCC 3.0 tricks to produce correct CFLAGS
and LFLAGS.
20 August 2001:
[la] - Restored compatibility for systems older than glibc2.2+
to enable large file support build with `make lfs-support'
10 August 2001: (large file support)
[ms] - support for files larger than 2GB on systems supporting Single UNIX
Specification 2.0. Requires glibc2.1+ for build but actual support
requires both glibc2.2+ and Linux kernel 2.4+
[la] - Cosmetic changes
(The Entire Large File Support code is the courtesy of Mattias Sandgren
Please stand up and applause )
6 August 2001
[la] - tagmp3 used to return 1 even on success. changed that so that it could be
used in scripts.
(A big thank to C. R. Johnson for that.)
mpgtx a command line MPEG audio/video/system file toolbox.
mpgtx was designed with the good old Unix philosophy in mind: do
few but do it well and provide end user an austary yet powerful
command line interface.
