Thanks for noticing this, it should now be fixed. ++
Sam. On Sun, May 26, 2013 at 5:48 PM, Peter Retep <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > thanks for the update. > It works fine for Pi-Radio without any trouble at installation from source. > > One thing: Could you please update strip_blank docs, it contains still the > old length parameter instead of max_blank > http://savonet.sourceforge.net/doc-svn/blank.html > > Thanks and respect! > > Peter > > Am 11.05.2013 18:24, schrieb Romain Beauxis: >> Dear all, >> >> Some of you may have already noticed it by now: there's been a >> liquidsoap-1.1.1 tag on github since last wednesday: >> https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap/tree/liquidsoap-1.1.1 >> >> I was waiting for the Debian package to be fully available to make an >> announcement but it looks like it's going to take more time than >> expected so, here we go! >> >> Liquidsoap 1.1.0 was just released that some users reported issues >> with the harbor, most notably on_disconnect not being called and >> liquidsoap crashing on some circumstances. So, we got back on our >> coding stations and prepared a couple of bug fixes. >> >> It hasn't been easy because some of these bugs were quite hard to >> track and reproduce and we would like to warmly thank all users and >> contributors who have patiently reproduced and reported issues to us! >> >> Fortunately, during that process, we also managed to slip in new >> features, most notably: >> * Support for windows service registration >> * Support a new FDK-AAC encoder that does both AAC and AAC+. This >> encoder is looks very flexible and is planned to replace both voaac >> for AAC and aacplus for AAC+ so don't hesitate it try it! >> * Support for %ifencoder which, like %ifdef, can be used to >> conditionally execute code at runtime when a given encoder is >> available. >> * A new bytes_per_page parameter for all %ogg encoders, which can be >> used to control page sizes. This is particularly useful to reduce >> latency when streaming ogg-encapsulated data. >> >> So, we hope that liquidsoap 1.1.1, a.k.a. the definite 1 release, will >> please you all. Debian packages will be available very soon and a >> windows binary build is planned very soon as well. As usual, please >> report any issue or feedback on this mailing list. >> >> I conclude, as usual, with the full changelog for this release: >> >> 1.1.1 (08-05-2013) >> ================== >> >> New: >> >> - Add support for FDK-AAC, which seems to be the best AAC(+) encoder around >> for >> now. Replacement candidate for VO-AAC and AACPLUS >> >> - Add %ifencoder to check whether Liquidsoap was compiled with support for a >> particular encoding format. >> >> - There is now an emacs mode in scripts/liquidsoap-mode.el. >> >> - Liquidsoap can be used as a Windows service. >> >> Enhancements: >> >> - Handle more OSC types (float, float_pair, bool, string, string_pair) and >> added >> osc.on_*. >> >> - Better infrastructure for decoding images. add_image can now handle most >> image >> file types. >> >> - Add random.int as well as min_int and max_int to standard library. >> >> - Add playlist.merge to play a whole playlist as one track. >> >> - Add gstreamer.hls to play http live streams (HLS). >> >> - Add say.program to specify text-to-speech program in scripts. >> >> - Add "random" transition type to video.fade.* in order to select a random >> transition each time. >> >> - Add max parameter to drop data on buffer overrun with input.gstreamer.*. >> >> - Add bytes_per_page parameter to ogg encoders. >> >> - Add support for DTX in speex and opus, as well as VAD for speex. >> >> - Localize some more parsing errors in files. >> >> >> Bugfixes: >> >> - Avoid deadlocks in harbor. >> >> - Correctly flush lame encoder. >> >> - Correct sequence operator when there is only one source. >> >> - Handle relative URLs in http playlists. >> >> - portaudio is now an active source. >> >> - Avoid jack I/O lowering the volume. >> >> >> Have a good week-end y'all! >> Romain >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Learn Graph Databases - Download FREE O'Reilly Book >> "Graph Databases" is the definitive new guide to graph databases and >> their applications. 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