gnome-speech 0.4.2:
* Fix for bug 347357: convert UTF-8 to ISO8859-1 before sending text to
DECtalk engine
* Fix for bug 348240: convert UTF-8 to ISO8859-1 before sending text to
IBMTTS (a.k.a., ViaVoice) engine (thanks Javier!)
* Fix for bug 347124: remove LT_VERSION_INFO since it is only available
for libraries (thanks dmacks!)
gnome-speech 0.4.1:
* Partial fix for bug 144457: add "punctuation mode" parameter to DECtalk
synthesis driver. The supported modes are as follows:
0 = none
1 = some
2 = most
3 = all
* Fix for bug 341405: don't core dump if festival is not installed on
machine.
* Fix for bug 141516: allow character encoding to be dynamically
determined from the voice. Credit to Milan Zamazal as well for the
creation of the "coding" attribute convention for festival voices.
* Fix for bug 341990: eliminate compilation warning in festival synthesis
driver.
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gnome-speech 0.4.0:
* Fix for bug 321216: support UTF-8 encoding (Chaitanya Kamisetty)
* Fix for bug 337151: quit when the festival process dies (Remus Draica)
* Fix for bug 341744: turn phoneme mode off in dectalk driver (Willie Walker)
* Fix for bug 332250: dectalk driver compilation warnings (Willie Walker)
* Fix for bug 332247: dectalk driver can hang on exit (Willie Walker)
* Fix for bug 329444: add speech dispatcher driver (Hynek Hanke)
xine-lib (1.1.2)
* Security fixes:
- CVE-2005-4048: possible buffer overflow in libavcodec (crafted PNGs).
- CVE-2006-2802: possible buffer overflow in the HTTP plugin.
- possible buffer overflow via bad indexes in specially-crafted AVI files
* Update gettext support to 0.14.5, disable internal gettext, fix locales
handling, use the correct domain for strings.
* Italian translation update
* Czech translation update
* Disable the XXMC plugin if Xv support isn't there
* Also look for Xv support in /usr/lib for X.org's new location
* Fix using xine-lib on systems with SELinux enabled
* Build right with libiconv in /usr/local as default on FreeBSD
* Fix a potential crash with fixed-size lacing in the Matroska demuxer
* Patch from SuSE to fix alsa after hardware suspend
* Fix the ./configure --enable-static-xv parameter
* Really fix the speed changing race that was mentioned in 1.1.1
* Send events for tvtime filmmode changes
* Add an image decoder based on gdk-pixbuf
* Add browseable capability to smb input plugin
* Enable AMD64 mmx/sse support in some plugins (tvtime, libmpeg2, goom...)
* Fix xxmc subpictures (broken since 1.1.1)
* FFmpeg update (version 51.1.0)
* Fix detection of locale containing a modifier (like "@euro")
* New volume normalization post plugin
* New image noise post plugin (useful for mitigating some compression artifacts)
* Support for Vorbis-style comments in FLAC files
* Coverity fixes
* Add ATSC support to the DVB plugin
* Make various structures and arrays constant.
* Fix up health check to find libX11 and libXv shared objects even if
devel packages aren't installed (where appropriate). (Ubuntu 47357)
* Fix install problems in case configure was generated by autoconf >= 2.59c.
* Fixed some win32 codec freezes when configured w32-path doesn't exist
* Add support for RealPlayer 10 codecs (from SUSE)
xine-lib (1.1.1)
* Improve sound quality when using alsa 1.0.9 or above.
When playing a 44.1khz stream on a 48khz only capable sound card.
It bypasses alsa-lib resampler and uses xine's
* Windows ports bug fixes and improvements
* Set up the framebuffer palette (fb video out).
* build fixes and improvements, added --with-pthread-prefix and
--with-zlib-prefix options
* new DirectFB video output plugin with many improvements (output to overlay
or TV, deinterlacing, image controls, zoom, OSD, double/triple buffering,
vsync, flicker filtering, field parity control)
* overlay cropping fixes for small streams or when using cropping support
* experimental frame allocation optimization reduces cpu usage of the
deinterlacer plugin by up 25%
* implement time seeking on DVD plugin
* move CFLAGS optimizations to a separated file (added --disable-optimizations)
* use the same codec path as MPlayer (/usr[/local]/lib/codecs)
* FFmpeg sync (new QDM2 decoder)
* imported Duck TrueMotion 2 decoder from FFmpeg
* sync libfaad2 to latest GPL compatible version; fixes AAC decoding on x86_64 arch
* support gapless playback while switching streams (requires UI cooperation)
* fix speed changing race causing deadlock with v4l plugin
* cddb improvements/fixes (DTITLE/DYEAR parsing, timeout increase and
multiline entries support) [#1205274]
xine-lib (1.1.0)
* new quality deinterlacer from dscaler: GreedyH (Greedy High Motion)
* new quality deinterlacer from dscaler: TomsMoComp (Tom's Motion Compensated)
* added help for most deinterlace methods
* ffmpeg update
* use ImageMagick to convert and display different type of images (png, jpg...)
* improve ASX playlist parsing
* add an extended MRL reference event (MRL title, start time, play time):
needed for the ASX parser; deprecates plain MRL reference events.
* goom updated to 2k4-0
xine-lib (1.0.4)
* tiny doc update
* build fixes and cross build improvements
* fixed an align problem in Win32 DirectX video output plugin
* fixed linking of X11 plugins for some platforms
With Kid3 you can:
* Edit ID3v1.1 tags, edit all ID3v2.3 frames
* Convert between ID3v1.1 and ID3v2.3 tags
* Edit Ogg/Vorbis and FLAC tags
* Edit tags of multiple files, e.g. the artist, album, year and
genre of all files of an album typically have the same values and
can be set together.
* Generate tags from filenames and filenames from tags
* Rename and create directories from tags
* Generate playlist files
* Automatically convert upper and lower case and replace strings
* Import from freedb.org, MusicBrainz and other sources of album data
database on the iriver H10 series of portable mp3 players.
EasyH10 is an open source project for the development of a software suite for
iRiver H10 digital audio players. It creates the database layout for an H10
player, without the need for iRiver Plus or Windows Media Player 10, based on
music and playlist files transferred manually (e.g., drag-and-drop operation,
copy command, rsync utility, etc). EasyH10 is compatible with iriver H10 5GB,
6GB, and 20GB models shipped worldwide as well as various platforms such as
Windows 98SE/ME/2000/XP, Linux, MacOS X, and other POSIX-like operating
systems.
problems with GCC 4 but they seem to not have gone away completely; hence,
disabling optimizations with this compiler.
Enhancements
* New (free) ClearSky skin by Will Reinhart
* New desktop icon
* New GConf schema
* New multi-thread mode for ALSA plugin
* Support for customizable accelerators
* Queue support in Jump to Track
* Partial support for new XMMS 1.2.11 remote control functions
* New translations (Finnish, Georgian, Hindi, Ukrainian, Traditional Chinese)
and updates
Miscellaneous
* Log file renamed to 'log'
* Minor GUI tweaks
Bugfixes
* Fixed some ALSA playback issues
* Fixed crashes when output plugin returning sound volume for only 1 channel
* Fixed crashes when input plugins do not set title when getting song info
* Fixed infinite recursion in logger
* Fixed bogus values returned by xmms_remote_get_info()
* Fixed general/visualization plugin About dialogs not opening correctly
* Fixed centering of playlist in Playlist Editor
* Fixed incorrect length of 1st track read from .m3u files
* Fixed gcc4 compilation errors
* Fixed 64-bit issues setting/getting ESD volume
* Fixed MimeType value in desktop file
* Fixed text clipping of non-ASCII titles in Playlist Editor
LMMS aims to be a free alternative to popular (but commercial and
closed- source) programs like FruityLoops, Cubase and Logic giving you
the ability of producing music with your computer by
creating/synthesizing sounds, arranging samples, using effects, playing
live with keyboard and much more...
LMMS combines the features of a sequencer-program (pattern-/channel-/
sample-/song-/effect-management) and those of powerful synthesizers and
samplers in a modern, user-friendly and easy to use graphical
user-interface.
since they always need a C compiler, even when the source code is
completely in C++.
For some other packages, stated in the comment that a C compiler is
really not needed.
had actually been ignoring LTCONFIG_OVERRIDE anyway and just using
the default LIBTOOL_OVERRIDE to replace libtool scripts in packages.
This just formalizes the fact that LTCONFIG_OVERRIDE is not used
meaningfully by pkgsrc.
Changes:
version 0.5.0:
- Versioned header files. tunepimp/tunepimp.h -> tunepimp-0.5/tunepimp.h
- Removed track lookup parts of libtunepimp
- WavPack, Speex and The True Audio metadata plugins
- Correct handling of UNC paths on Windows
- Fixed non-album tracks renaming/moving (#1408)
- Trivial change to id3tag to read tags empty ID3 frames (#1568)
version 0.5.0-alpha2:
- Python bindings: compatibility with ctypes 0.9.9.3 (#1171)
- Python bindings: fixed libtunepimp .so version (3 -> 4) (#1168)
- Support for "Windows-safe" file names on non-Windows systems (for files on
FAT32, Samba, ...) (#1014, #1222)
- Fixed checking for end of stream in Ogg Vorbis and FLAC plugins (#1291)
- Added decoding to MPC plugin (#1355)
version 0.5.0-alpha1:
- New acoustic fingerprint technology - MusicDNS <http://www.musicdns.org/>
- New file name format variable %albumtracks (#951)
The world is drowning in individual music files astray with corrupt
metadata, insignificant file names, and no way to identify the
music.
MusicDNS and the Open Fingerprint Architecture provide a system
for identifying a piece of music with nothing more than the sound
of the piece itself.
MusicDNS is the largest single dataset of acoustic fingerprints in
the world with more than 16 million individual tracks identified
and growing DAILY! With the Open Fingerprint client-code, tracks
can be identified consistently against the MusicDNS dataset, and
new tracks are easily added.
The Open Fingerprint is deployed world-wide--and now the client
source code is available under Open Source license.
Use the fingerprint code freely, or hook it up to the largest
repository of fingerprinted tracks on the planet--MusicDNS. Free
client keys for developers and non-profits are available on the
website. For commercial deployment, use the low-cost MusicDNS.com
service from MusicIP.
