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Spek 0.8.2
by Spek Project
(Spek Project Website) Owned by user Stacey |
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168 KB
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System Requirements: GTK+ ≥ 2.14, GStreamer ≥ 0.10.17 (including gst-plugins-base and gst-plugins-good). For MP3 support you also need gst-plugins-ugly. Last Updated: 2013-03-27
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Software Description
Spek helps to analyse your audio files by showing their spectrogram.
New in v0.8.2
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New Features:
- Various bugfixes
- Enhancements
- Disable update check by default.
Changes in v0.8
- Adjustable spectral density range (#4).
- Switched from GTK+ to wxWidgets for better Windows and OS X integration.
- Single .exe version for Windows.
- Added translations in 8 more languages (totalling 16).
- Switched to .xz tarballs.
- Split out libspek and added unit tests.
- 24-bit APE support (upstream fix).
- Better toolbar icons on Windows and OS X (#21).
- Installer options for app shortcuts on Windows (#1).
- Associate with audio/video files on OS X (#2).
- Online manual (#24).
- Various bugfixes
New in v0.7
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New Features:
- Added translations in 8 languages
- Preferences to select a language and to check for a new version
- Spectral density ruler
- Added a menu bar, cleaned up the tool bar.
- Better OS X integration
Enhancements:
- Show the version number in the window
- Pre-compute the cosine table to speed up analysis by ±16%
- Use jhbuild and ige-mac-bundler to build and package Spek on OS X
- spek(1) man page
- Avoid using APIs depreciated in GTK3
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed link activation on OS X (issue 31)
- Fixed new version detection on OS X
- Fixed duration for unsynchronised ID3v24 mp3 tags (upstream fix)
- Fixed rigth click → Quit (issue 24) and the ⌘ Q shortcut (issue 44)
New in v0.6
- Switch from GStreamer to FFmpeg libraries for audio decoding. This speeds up the overall analysis by a factor of 1.5 to 2.
- Decode audio and perform the analysis in separate threads. This makes the analysis 1.3~1.8 times faster on multi-core systems.
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