Le Tuesday 27 May 2008 17:28:16 David Baelde, vous avez écrit : > After a final rush with Romain it seems that we're about to release > liquidsoap 0.3.7. I've put a release candidate available there: > www.lix.polytechnique.fr/~dbaelde/liquidsoap-0.3.7-rc1.tar.bz2
Hey, what about a changelog ? :-) 0.3.7 (27-05-2008) Bugs fixed: - Now works on FreeBSD and hopefully other unices that are stricter than Linux about Mutex usage. - input.http() now has a bind_address parameter. - Harbor socket now has a timeout for lost connections. - smartcross() is now more compliant with the inter-sources protocol, fixes several "get frame didn't change the buffer" bugs. - Ogg packeting bugs. - Buffering policy in input.http/harbor(). - No "." in IDs and labels. - Resources: FD leaks, useless threads (threads leaks?) in input.http(). - fade.out() used to run into infinite loops when the delay was 0. New: - New documentation system and website. - Self-documenting server with a more helpful "help" command. - Moved to duppy: less threads, lighter load, and an configurable scheduler. - Moved to Taglib for more reliable access to MP3 metadata. - MIME types, notably for playlists and MP3 files. - New Jack support. The old one has been renamed to in/output.jack.legacy(). - Harbor: per-mount passwords and the stop command to kick a source client. - Official Last.FM client. - Metadata is no more punctual but interval-based, which suppresses some surprising behaviours. - Perfected daemon behaviour. - All output.file.*() now have the features that used to be only in output.file.vorbis(), notable re-opening. Added %w to the strftime-like format codes allowed in their filename parameter. - Add clear_metadata() and map_metadata(). Now, rewrite_metadata() is a simple specialization of map_metadata(), written in utils.liq. - Dynamic amplification factor in amplify(), e.g. useful for replay gain. - Lots of new functions in the scripting API: for lists, requests, system interaction, shutdown, command-line parsing, scripted server commands, etc. - Two applications written in liquidsoap: liq123 is a command line audio player, supporting several outputs, files, HTTP streams, and lastfm radios; streamliqueur is a stream ripper. As always: - code cleanup, style, etc. Romain -- Why do they fight against the poor youth of today? 'Cause without these youths, they would be gone - All gone astray ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Savonet-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/savonet-users
