* Build the oss audio plugin, fix hardcoded audio device.
* When Mesa is used the opengl plugin is not built, check this via
USE_BUILTIN.{MesaLib,glu}.
* Fix some tests in configure.ac.
* Add PLIST.common_end to remove directories, otherwise the dirs are not
removed correctly.
More changes to come in the future for configure.ac...
Bump PKGREVISION.
New Features:
- Added support for Annodex bitsream format. The Annodex bitstream
format is a subset of the Ogg encapsulation format: it"s basically
Ogg with extra timing information, so that time-based stream
- Added support for VobSub-in-Matroska (Vobsub is raw subtitle
stream from a DVD. This patch enables support for VobSub
- Added support for 44100Hz DTS in .wav files
- Added experimental time stretching plugin: play stream faster or
slower than original speed, optionally preserving pitch
- Added configure option for building xine with external ffmpeg
library
- Added api for finer playback speed control (requires frontend
support)
- Added support for QuickTime 6.3 DLLs
- Added support for mp3 audio in mp4 files
- Added support for using utf-8 for matroska subtitles
installation using XFree86/xorg packages from pkgsrc.
Apply patch from FUKAUMI Naoki in PR pkg/26743, no bump PKGREVISION
because there aren't functional changes if XFree86/xorg from pkgsrc
is not used.
changes:
rc4a:
Some have experienced problems with rc4 due a bug managing the colorkey
overlay for XV (XVideo). With some video cards (most notably Matrox), it
caused parts of the image to not be displayed properly. These bugs have
now been fixed. Others have experienced compilation problems in our
previous releases resulting in static noise being produced for WMA streams.
This has also been fixed in rc4a.
Users of 5.1 and other audio surround setups will need to reconfigure their
xine settings. A newer, more user-friendly, "Speaker arrangement" config
item is now provided and must be used.
rc5:
xine-lib 1-rc5 contains important fixes from our previous release,
most notably compilation fixes for AMD64 plataform, fixed
downloading of reference files (asx, rm, etc) with HTTP, some
crashes with win32 DLLs and playback issues of some MPEG streams.
There are cool new features as well, like the surround 5.1 upmix
plugin and MacOS X support.
changes:
This release improves playback of some streams, reduces flickering
of OSD and brings a whole bunch of updated libraries.
It does also fix a vulnerability in xine's RTSP streaming code.
See XSA-2004-3 for more information!
XXX powerpc asm stuff needs to be checked
XXX didn't test the "arts" stuff
* fix the deadlock with non-seekable input plugins
* guess codeset for OSD if nl_langinfo(CODESET) is missing or not working
* new option - list of domains, where don't use proxy
* fix possible crashes in front-ends that create and delete streams
* send a message to the front-end when the audio device is busy
* revert changes to the DVD plugin that made it impossible to play mounted
DVDs
* use xine network functions in CDDB lookups, fix connection timeout
* preparing for future MinGW port
* improved network buffer management policy.
* asf/mmst/mmsh proper support for "media changing" command.
* improve playback with separate subtitles, fix the seeking and a deadlock
* DVD still menus fixed that were broken in rc3b
[Note: The way the previous was "fixed" is a kluge.]
* deadlocks with network buffer control fixed
* DXR3's letterboxed overlay mode works with pan&scan material
* DXR3: timestamp handling for NAV packets fixes the menu on the first
DVD of "24" season 1
* fixed audio sync method "resampling"
NetBSD. Applied the same symbol hacks that are used to make the Linux
RealPlayer modules work with mplayer -- but also use the native RV2.0 codec
now.
17.03.2004 xine-lib 1-3c3b released
This version adds support for Matroska
files, Flash Video and Sierra VMD files, as
well as OpenDML 2.0 support for the AVI
demuxer. In addition, this new library can
now handle a variety of file formats from
the Amiga computer, including a variety of
IFF files and MOD/S3M/XM/IT/etc music
tracker formats (thanks to the ModPlug
library). The new library version contains
several new video decoders including Sierra
video, Flash Video, Real Video 2.0 Duck
TrueMotion v1, 8BPS, MZSH, ZLIB, ASV1,2,
ATI VCR1 (all courtesy of ffmpeg). Network
streaming drivers are enhanced, including
secure HTTP, MMS, and RTP/UDP. As for video
drivers, there is new support for the CACA
library (colored ASCII art), and
fixed/improved support for SDL and Sun
PGX32 video. As always the core xine engine
has been enhanced for greater stability so
that you can just play your multimedia with
ease.
- Fixed some bugs which caused xine to segfault under certain conditions,
and a long-standing issue that would make xine hang with the NPTL
implementation in Linux kernel 2.6.
- Stabilized core engine and much improved subtitles.
- Built-in VCD navigation, XvMC support and better handling of funny filenames.
- A security hole regarding the "#save" MRL option has been closed.
- Added a feature: append "#save:filename" to an MRL to save the stream during
playback.
- Lots of bugfixes.
