Open Cubic Player first appeared around December 1994 as a DOS
binary-only module player. It supported many soundcards and module
formats.
At some point, the source code was released to the public under the
terms of the GNU General Public License, and around 2003 Stian
Skjelstad ported the code to Linux.
In addition to legacy tracker formats such as mod, xm and s3m, Open
Cubic Player now also supports mp3, ogg and ay files and can be compiled
with libadplug support.
-replace a struct member name "private" in a public header, it is
reserved in C+, fixes build problems reported by joerg and wiz
-link against librt on Linux (needed for clock_gettime()), should
fix build problem reported by dsainty
-don't even compile cooked_interface.c on NetBSD, and g/c patches
which added NetBSD support code which was never used
bump PKGREVISION
- set LICENSE to gnu-gpl-v2
- install faad(1) manpage
2009-02-02 - Version 2.7
* DAB+ support
* Use public headers internally to prevent duplicate declarations
* Explicitly typedef all types as signed
* Made sure MAIN prediction can't be started after the first frame
* Lot's of compilation issues solved
* Bugfix in SBR envelope border calculation
ncmpc 0.14 - 2009-04-21
* bell on wrapped search (optionally)
* added new "jump" ('.') command, which queries the user for a string and
jumps to the entry which begins with that string while the user is typing.
* added new "select range" ('v') command, which lets the user perform various
actions (e.g. add to playlist, delete, move, shuffle) on ranges of songs
* added commands ('H', 'M', 'L') to jump to top, middle, and bottom of screen
* added scrolling commands ('^B', '^N', 'B', 'N') to scroll up/down one line
or up/down half a screen
* added screen swap ('`') command to switch to the most recently used screen
* added MPD information and currently playing song to the info screen ('i')
* support for new MPD 0.15 modes: single ('y'), consume ('C')
* added "scroll-offset" option
* new translations: Czech, Simplified Chinese, Korean, Ukrainian, Dutch
Changes from 0.4.0:
* Access to a CD drive other than the default drive works again (Luks).
* IWebService.post() now returns a file-like object instead of None (Luks).
* Added the "Artificial" language and the "Pseudo-Release" type (Luks).
This is a major update (9.8 was released 2001), most significant changes
are support for new (Linux) kernel interfaces and improved drive cache
model.
pkgsrc note: I've tried to retain Darwin/FreeBSD/DragonFly support,
except in scsi_interface.c where the structure changed significantly.
Someone who can test please add it back.
changes: many bugfixes
pkgsrc changes:
-use brasero rather than nautilus-cd-burner for CD writing
(this works well for me now)
-use musicbrainz rather than -2
(audio CD reading doesn't work on NetBSD due to HAL problems,
so I couldn't test)
changes: bugfixes
pkgsrc change: enable pkg-config again, so that the .pc file gets
installed (didn't find a pkg which depends on the old shout-config
script)
from Guillaume Lasmayous per PR pkg/41468
This is a major update - from the announcement:
24/32 bit support, audio archive support (bz2/iso9660/zip), all config
entries are completely optional now, multiple and pulseaudio mixer
support, new audio playing modes (consume, etc..), sticker database,
improved tag parsing of all types and too many interesting highlights left
out of this list
pkgsrc notes:
Archive support isn't enabled yet (disabled per default upstream),
neither is pulseaudio support,
just kept the functionality of the previous version.
I didn't find out what libcue does for flac support -- album FLACs
work well for me without that, so I've left it out for now.