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Aqualung v1.0-rc1
by Tom Szilagyi
(Tom Szilagyi Website) |
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1.89 MB
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License Conditions: N/A System Requirements: Last Updated: 2014-07-14
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Software Description
Aqualung is a music player originally targeted at the GNU/Linux operating system, also running on Win32.
It plays audio files from your filesystem and has the feature of inserting no gaps between adjacent tracks.
Changes in v1.2
- Add support for custom playlist menu commands (via Lua extension)
- Add ability to define custom remote commands in Lua
- Add support for custom keybindings in the main window
- Add a current_file() Lua extension method for the currently playing file
- Add support for hooks for executing extension code when certain events occur
- Add track_position_change hook
- Add option to use cover art from external graphics file instead of image embedded in audio file
- Add export track template flag %x for including original audio filename (without extension) in exported filename
- Dialog boxes made non-modal for improved user experience and workflow: About, Export, File info, Search, Settings
- File info dialog now has buttons to jump to prev/next track without closing dialog, makes editing multiple tracks' metadata much easier
- Allow the ladspa plugin code to work on OpenBSD
- Support multimedia keys
- Support custom character encodings in metadata
- Handle JACK disconnect more gracefully
- Automatic save/restore of JACK connections to/from config.xml
- Ogg stream metadata changes are really sent upstream. Track changes in Ogg internet radios are picked up by the GUI
- Recognize audio/ogg as Ogg Vorbis streaming format
- Seeking via arrow keys is +- 5 seconds regardless of track length
- Resume alsa stream after suspend to ram
- Add -b (--buffer-size) option to set ALSA output buffer size
- Fix musepack replaygain values when using a recent libmpcdec
- Build with current versions of ffmpeg/libav*
- CDDA: add support for libcdio 0.90 API changes
- Require GTK+2 >= 2.18. The Linux distribution cutoff era becomes something like: Debian 6.0 "squeeze" / Fedora 12 "constantine" / RHEL 6 / Ubuntu 9.10 "karmic"
- Big overhaul of configure system (still using autotools, but much improved)
- Fixes: memory leaks, regressions, crashes, etc.
- Code cleanup: includes, macros, library functions, threading, portability
- Documentation updates and fixes to the doc build system
- Translation additions/updates: Chinese (simplified), Dutch, French, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian
- Bugfix
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