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Subject: CVS commit: pkgsrc/audio/tcl-snack
From: Andreas Gustafsson
Date: 2002-12-01 22:57:07
Message id: 20021201215707.C1A8CB42C@cvs.netbsd.org
Log Message:
Updated to version 2.2. Summary of changes:
----------------- Released 2.2a2, 6/20/02 -----------------------
7/17/02 (new feature) Support for Linux ALSA PCM sound drivers. New
compile time configure option --enable-alsa.
9/12/02 (enhancement) Many improvements to the MP3 decoder,
e.g. better seeking. (Wilkason)
9/12/02 (new feature) Automatic selection of default sample rate for
new sound objects.
----------------- Released 2.2a3, 9/13/02 -----------------------
9/19/02 (new feature) Modified sources (added CONST qualification on
pointers in Tcl API's where required) in order to compile cleanly with
Tcl8.4.0 as well as with earlier versions.
9/19/02 (enhancement) Updated package "snackogg" to support release
1.0 of Ogg/Vorbis.
9/29/02 (new feature) New sound command 'mix', which is used to mix
two sound objects with optional scaling.
9/29/02 (bug fix) Fixed problem with the 'convert' command and some
joint rate/channel conversion combinations. (Pique)
----------------- Released 2.2b1, 9/29/02 -----------------------
10/29/02 (bug fix) Fixed segmentation fault that occured when playing
a sound and start time > end time, and no callback was
registered. (Davis)
10/29/02 (bug fix) Fixed problem with crash on exit for some Windows
systems.
11/4/02 (enhancement) Better handling of mono output on stereo only
hardware.
11/5/02 (enhancement) Improvements to the MP3 decoder to allow
multiple sounds to cleanly decode one stream each
simultaneously. (Wilkason)
11/5/02 (change) Various fixes to configure.in/Makefile.in and
win/*.dsp.
----------------- Released 2.2b2, 11/6/02 -----------------------
11/14/02 (new feature) Support for Mac OS X. (McSpadden)
11/14/02 (bug fix) Fixed a couple of problems with sound I/O using
Windows DirectSound.
----------------- Released 2.2, 11/14/02 -----------------------
11/19/02 (bug fix) Fixed problem with SnackAudioPlayed() on Windows,
return value could roll over after lengthy sound output. (Wilkason)
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