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-ver 0.4.5:
- Fix build with mp4v2 2.0 api changes.
- Change project email to my own, garage.maemo.org is not being
- used anymore
-
-ver 0.4.4:
- Fix iconv build when it's not inside libc (uclib).
- Minor improvements to autofoo usage.
-
-ver 0.4.3:
- Fixed AM_CONDITIONAL(USE_TREMOR) if OGG was not in use.
-
-ver 0.4.2:
- Add RPM spec so rpm-build works
-
-ver 0.4.1:
- Support mp4v2.h as well
- detect color in more $TERM (urxvt and screen)
-
-ver 0.4:
- Mention rakuco's contributions
- Mention jprvita's contributions
- Update etrunko's email on authors file
- Fix double call of lms_parsers_finish()
- Change the dummy plugin not to write a log file.
- Fix lms_parser_del().
- Adds insert time (itime) field to table files.
- Fix binding in lms_db_set_file_dtime().
- Ogg: Add "ogv" extension
- Allow building from a separate directory.
- Remove compiler warnings.
- Fix small typo on README file.
- Add length field to table videos.
- Add length field to table audios.
- Fix doxygen of dtime field in files DB table.
-
-ver 0.3:
- Added m4v extension to the mp4 plugin.
- LMS was mistakingly treating Composer field as Genre/Content.
- Version bump to reflect API changes.
- Fix sqlite3 dependencies.
- New status code for progress callback (affects lms_process only).
- Do not modify or free FLAC library-owned strings.
- add path to parser_info.
- improve test to use getopt.
- export parsers and their informations.
-
-ver 0.2:
- Remove compiler warnings.
- New column on audios table: artist_id.
- Bugfix: using correct column.
- Introducing new API function: lms_check_single_process().
- Changes on (lms_check's) functions to facilitate the choice between single process/original version mode of operation of LMS.
- Factoring out code from (lms_check's) lms_check() and some related functions.
- Introducing new API function: lms_process_single_process().
- Adapting _process_trigger() to call a custom process_file() function.
- Factoring out code from (lms_process's) lms_process().
- Factoring out code from (lms_process's) _slave_work().
- Add callback to report progress.
- Get missing data from id3v1 when they are not available on id3v2.
- ASF: Get album artist from extended content description.
- Update my mail, add Etrunko.
- Proper handling of DT_UNKNOWN directory entry type.
- OGG: Avoid segfault when value returned by vorbis_comment_query is NULL.
- Added example in test.c.
- OGG: Make ogg plugin work with both libvorbisidec (aka Tremor) and libvorbis.
- configure.ac: Better check for mp4 libraries.
- Fixed FSF address.
- Added flv to video-dummy.
- Removed dead code.
- Correct accounting for id3v1 strings.
- Handle possible realloc() errors.
- Better handling of id3v1 fields.
- Ignore frames that contain just the encoding info.
- Minor bugfixes.
- Fix segmentation faults for zero-sized id3v2 frames.
- Add myself as author of id3
- Rework _find_id3v2() for simpler and faster code.
- id3: minor id3v2 dispatcher speedup.
- Move logic to get specific frame contents to separate functions.
- id3: avoid some strips if content is known to be correct.
- id3: just change cur_artist_priority if it's actually used.
- Cosmetic: fit in 80 cols
- Speed up id3v1 genre usage.
- Share id3v1_genre getter.
- Make defines dependent on real data, avoid getting out of sync.
- Use posix_fadvise.
- Improved artist/genre handling.
- Fixed mp4 detection to not modify LIBS.
- Small bug fix.
- Use TPE/TP 1 to 4 for artists.
- Proper handle UTF16 encoding.
- Fix support for ID3v2.2.
- Added TODO.
- Added support for mov, qt, 3gp files to mp4 plugin.
- Use ctxt->cs_conv to convert encoding for id3v1 tag.
- Fixed _to_uint method.
- Fix handling of encoding UTF16-LE.
- Proper handle encoding.
- Fixed _to_uint method.
- Fix debug messages, show scanned path.
- Add Andre and Renato to AUTHORS.
- Some improvements.
- Improved _find_id3v2 method.
- Improved mp3 support.
- Removed supported extensions from audio dummy.
- Added flac plugin.
- Debug.
- Parse m4a files using mp4 plugin.
- Use lseek to discard frames.
- Added aac plugin.
- Improved _find_id3v2 method.
- Improved mp3 support.
- Removed supported extensions from audio dummy.
- Added flac plugin.
- Debug.
- Parse m4a files using mp4 plugin.
- Use lseek to discard frames.
- Fix typo
- Added aac plugin.
- Provide means to avoid check and fallback creation and usage.
- ogg.c: Minor coding style fixes
- Improve code reusage: string strip and free functions.
- Bugfix in jpeg plugin to avoid missing header frame and image size
- Also copy trailing \0
- Remove debug
- Make sure metadata is converted to the proper charset.
- Added mp4 plugin.
- Add .flac to audio-dummy
- Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED
- Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED, now correct
- Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED
- Minor warning cleanups
- Added real media plugin.
- Do just one lseek where possible.
- Remove ASF compiler warnings.
- Bug fixes.
- Removed wma from audio-dummy and wmv from video-dummy.
- Removed some memory leaks and some coding style fixes.
- Added some documentation.
- Added asf/wma/wmv plugin.
- Add missing prototype
- Better handling of strings that failed encoding.
- Function to forcefully convert to some charset.
- Set len to 0 if string is empty.
- Fix problem with SubIFD in Exif.
- Check for zero-padded strings.
- Get both lead artist and band, use in order: band, artist
- Cosmetic simplification.
- Just get "lead artist" (TPE1), don't try others.
- Add PNG image support (just size)
- Add audio-dummy to build.
- Add audio-dummy with missing audio formats.
- Add .wmv to video-dummy.
- Add copyright to all source files.
- Consider DQT frame as JFIF (ignore and get just the size).
- Also get size from other SOF (progressive, extended sequential...)
- Provide means to stop check/process.
- Add Doxyfiles to EXTRA_DIST
- DoxyGen support.
- Initial Repository Layout
- Modules are optional, don't fail when they fail.
- Adding support to ogg
- Implement lms_check()
- Refactor lightmediascanner_process.c
- Add missing new lines to messages
- Avoid breaking strict-aliasing rules.
- Use correct pointer types for iconv, avoid warnings.
- Move process stuff into own file, will add lms_check() and use part of it.
- Charset conversion support.
- Change plugin API to take a "context" instead of "db".
- Remove unused API macros.
- Cache lms_db_* per DB instance instead of globally.
- Provide data caching based on DB instance.
- Fix copy&paste legacy: s/ldi/ldv/g in lightmediascanner_db_video.c
- id3lib now uses playcnt.
- Add playcnt to audios table.
- PLS Parser.
- Also index audios by trackno.
- M3U parser.
- Fix memory leak and possible buffer overrun.
- Add playlist indexes
- Add video indexes
- Fix header parameters to make naming consistent.
- Playlist database support.
- Remove thumb size from "images" table.
- Store file size.
- Support DB upgrades.
- Make path a BLOB.
- Remove unused function.
- Use file name if no title is found.
- Export db_path attribute via lms_get_db_path()
- Check NULL pointers on public-API, log errors.
- pkg-config support.
- Dummy parser to register videos by extension only.
- Video database support.
- Don't store song length in DB, it's unreliable.
- MP3 support using id3lib.
- Clear dtime on files that had it but were found again.
- Fix typo
- Performance improvement and safety check.
- Audio database support.
- Add lms_db_bind_int64_or_null().
- Cosmetic changes (static and remove string spaces).
- Remove useless debug message.
- Split plugin start and setup phase.
- Add functions missing in older SQLite3 versions (maemo bora uses it).
- JPEG parser plugin.
- Make some errors non-fatal.
- Delete files that failed all parsers.
- Replace "is_valid" with "dtime" (deletion time), so we can expire them.
- Split out db utilities from core and add image db functions.
- Plugins now have a start/finish call before enter the processing loop.
- Add lightmediascanner_utils.
- Add missing empty definition for GNUC_NON_NULL() for non-GCC compilers.
- Build system improvements.
- Support configurable commit_interval.
- SQLite3 support.
- Setup things for future SQLite integration: stat, match and friends.
- Add configurable slave_timeout support.
- Initial revision of Light Media Scanner.
-ver 0.1:
- We've lost track of the commit that released 0.1, so consider it somewhere in between the initial commit and ver 0.2 :)
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+ lightmediascanner.spec
pkgconfigdir = $(libdir)/pkgconfig
pkgconfig_DATA = lightmediascanner.pc
+ver 0.4.5:
+ Fix build with mp4v2 2.0 api changes.
+ Change project email to my own, garage.maemo.org is not being
+ used anymore
+
+ver 0.4.4:
+ Fix iconv build when it's not inside libc (uclib).
+ Minor improvements to autofoo usage.
+
+ver 0.4.3:
+ Fixed AM_CONDITIONAL(USE_TREMOR) if OGG was not in use.
+
+ver 0.4.2:
+ Add RPM spec so rpm-build works
+
+ver 0.4.1:
+ Support mp4v2.h as well
+ detect color in more $TERM (urxvt and screen)
+
+ver 0.4:
+ Mention rakuco's contributions
+ Mention jprvita's contributions
+ Update etrunko's email on authors file
+ Fix double call of lms_parsers_finish()
+ Change the dummy plugin not to write a log file.
+ Fix lms_parser_del().
+ Adds insert time (itime) field to table files.
+ Fix binding in lms_db_set_file_dtime().
+ Ogg: Add "ogv" extension
+ Allow building from a separate directory.
+ Remove compiler warnings.
+ Fix small typo on README file.
+ Add length field to table videos.
+ Add length field to table audios.
+ Fix doxygen of dtime field in files DB table.
+
+ver 0.3:
+ Added m4v extension to the mp4 plugin.
+ LMS was mistakingly treating Composer field as Genre/Content.
+ Version bump to reflect API changes.
+ Fix sqlite3 dependencies.
+ New status code for progress callback (affects lms_process only).
+ Do not modify or free FLAC library-owned strings.
+ add path to parser_info.
+ improve test to use getopt.
+ export parsers and their informations.
+
+ver 0.2:
+ Remove compiler warnings.
+ New column on audios table: artist_id.
+ Bugfix: using correct column.
+ Introducing new API function: lms_check_single_process().
+ Changes on (lms_check's) functions to facilitate the choice between single process/original version mode of operation of LMS.
+ Factoring out code from (lms_check's) lms_check() and some related functions.
+ Introducing new API function: lms_process_single_process().
+ Adapting _process_trigger() to call a custom process_file() function.
+ Factoring out code from (lms_process's) lms_process().
+ Factoring out code from (lms_process's) _slave_work().
+ Add callback to report progress.
+ Get missing data from id3v1 when they are not available on id3v2.
+ ASF: Get album artist from extended content description.
+ Update my mail, add Etrunko.
+ Proper handling of DT_UNKNOWN directory entry type.
+ OGG: Avoid segfault when value returned by vorbis_comment_query is NULL.
+ Added example in test.c.
+ OGG: Make ogg plugin work with both libvorbisidec (aka Tremor) and libvorbis.
+ configure.ac: Better check for mp4 libraries.
+ Fixed FSF address.
+ Added flv to video-dummy.
+ Removed dead code.
+ Correct accounting for id3v1 strings.
+ Handle possible realloc() errors.
+ Better handling of id3v1 fields.
+ Ignore frames that contain just the encoding info.
+ Minor bugfixes.
+ Fix segmentation faults for zero-sized id3v2 frames.
+ Add myself as author of id3
+ Rework _find_id3v2() for simpler and faster code.
+ id3: minor id3v2 dispatcher speedup.
+ Move logic to get specific frame contents to separate functions.
+ id3: avoid some strips if content is known to be correct.
+ id3: just change cur_artist_priority if it's actually used.
+ Cosmetic: fit in 80 cols
+ Speed up id3v1 genre usage.
+ Share id3v1_genre getter.
+ Make defines dependent on real data, avoid getting out of sync.
+ Use posix_fadvise.
+ Improved artist/genre handling.
+ Fixed mp4 detection to not modify LIBS.
+ Small bug fix.
+ Use TPE/TP 1 to 4 for artists.
+ Proper handle UTF16 encoding.
+ Fix support for ID3v2.2.
+ Added TODO.
+ Added support for mov, qt, 3gp files to mp4 plugin.
+ Use ctxt->cs_conv to convert encoding for id3v1 tag.
+ Fixed _to_uint method.
+ Fix handling of encoding UTF16-LE.
+ Proper handle encoding.
+ Fixed _to_uint method.
+ Fix debug messages, show scanned path.
+ Add Andre and Renato to AUTHORS.
+ Some improvements.
+ Improved _find_id3v2 method.
+ Improved mp3 support.
+ Removed supported extensions from audio dummy.
+ Added flac plugin.
+ Debug.
+ Parse m4a files using mp4 plugin.
+ Use lseek to discard frames.
+ Added aac plugin.
+ Improved _find_id3v2 method.
+ Improved mp3 support.
+ Removed supported extensions from audio dummy.
+ Added flac plugin.
+ Debug.
+ Parse m4a files using mp4 plugin.
+ Use lseek to discard frames.
+ Fix typo
+ Added aac plugin.
+ Provide means to avoid check and fallback creation and usage.
+ ogg.c: Minor coding style fixes
+ Improve code reusage: string strip and free functions.
+ Bugfix in jpeg plugin to avoid missing header frame and image size
+ Also copy trailing \0
+ Remove debug
+ Make sure metadata is converted to the proper charset.
+ Added mp4 plugin.
+ Add .flac to audio-dummy
+ Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED
+ Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED, now correct
+ Request POSIX_FADV_DONTNEED
+ Minor warning cleanups
+ Added real media plugin.
+ Do just one lseek where possible.
+ Remove ASF compiler warnings.
+ Bug fixes.
+ Removed wma from audio-dummy and wmv from video-dummy.
+ Removed some memory leaks and some coding style fixes.
+ Added some documentation.
+ Added asf/wma/wmv plugin.
+ Add missing prototype
+ Better handling of strings that failed encoding.
+ Function to forcefully convert to some charset.
+ Set len to 0 if string is empty.
+ Fix problem with SubIFD in Exif.
+ Check for zero-padded strings.
+ Get both lead artist and band, use in order: band, artist
+ Cosmetic simplification.
+ Just get "lead artist" (TPE1), don't try others.
+ Add PNG image support (just size)
+ Add audio-dummy to build.
+ Add audio-dummy with missing audio formats.
+ Add .wmv to video-dummy.
+ Add copyright to all source files.
+ Consider DQT frame as JFIF (ignore and get just the size).
+ Also get size from other SOF (progressive, extended sequential...)
+ Provide means to stop check/process.
+ Add Doxyfiles to EXTRA_DIST
+ DoxyGen support.
+ Initial Repository Layout
+ Modules are optional, don't fail when they fail.
+ Adding support to ogg
+ Implement lms_check()
+ Refactor lightmediascanner_process.c
+ Add missing new lines to messages
+ Avoid breaking strict-aliasing rules.
+ Use correct pointer types for iconv, avoid warnings.
+ Move process stuff into own file, will add lms_check() and use part of it.
+ Charset conversion support.
+ Change plugin API to take a "context" instead of "db".
+ Remove unused API macros.
+ Cache lms_db_* per DB instance instead of globally.
+ Provide data caching based on DB instance.
+ Fix copy&paste legacy: s/ldi/ldv/g in lightmediascanner_db_video.c
+ id3lib now uses playcnt.
+ Add playcnt to audios table.
+ PLS Parser.
+ Also index audios by trackno.
+ M3U parser.
+ Fix memory leak and possible buffer overrun.
+ Add playlist indexes
+ Add video indexes
+ Fix header parameters to make naming consistent.
+ Playlist database support.
+ Remove thumb size from "images" table.
+ Store file size.
+ Support DB upgrades.
+ Make path a BLOB.
+ Remove unused function.
+ Use file name if no title is found.
+ Export db_path attribute via lms_get_db_path()
+ Check NULL pointers on public-API, log errors.
+ pkg-config support.
+ Dummy parser to register videos by extension only.
+ Video database support.
+ Don't store song length in DB, it's unreliable.
+ MP3 support using id3lib.
+ Clear dtime on files that had it but were found again.
+ Fix typo
+ Performance improvement and safety check.
+ Audio database support.
+ Add lms_db_bind_int64_or_null().
+ Cosmetic changes (static and remove string spaces).
+ Remove useless debug message.
+ Split plugin start and setup phase.
+ Add functions missing in older SQLite3 versions (maemo bora uses it).
+ JPEG parser plugin.
+ Make some errors non-fatal.
+ Delete files that failed all parsers.
+ Replace "is_valid" with "dtime" (deletion time), so we can expire them.
+ Split out db utilities from core and add image db functions.
+ Plugins now have a start/finish call before enter the processing loop.
+ Add lightmediascanner_utils.
+ Add missing empty definition for GNUC_NON_NULL() for non-GCC compilers.
+ Build system improvements.
+ Support configurable commit_interval.
+ SQLite3 support.
+ Setup things for future SQLite integration: stat, match and friends.
+ Add configurable slave_timeout support.
+ Initial revision of Light Media Scanner.
+ver 0.1:
+ We've lost track of the commit that released 0.1, so consider it somewhere in between the initial commit and ver 0.2 :)
AC_INIT(lightmediascanner, 0.4.5.0, barbieri@profusion.mobi)
-AC_PREREQ(2.52)
+AC_PREREQ(2.60)
AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR(configure.ac)
AC_CANONICAL_BUILD
AC_CANONICAL_HOST
AC_ISC_POSIX
-AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(1.6 dist-bzip2)
+AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(foreign 1.11 silent-rules subdir-objects dist-bzip2)
AM_CONFIG_HEADER(config.h)
AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4])
_XTERM_COLORS
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