modplug-xmms-1.5-1 RPM for i386

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Modplug-XMMS is a fully featured, complete input plugin for XMMS which
plays mod-like music formats. It is based on the mod rendering code from
ModPlug, a popular windows mod player written by Olivier Lapicque,
found at http://www.modplug.com

Provides

• modplug-xmms
• libmodplug.so
• libmodplug.so(GCC.INTERNAL)

Requires

• xmms = 1.2.8-csa23
• ld-linux.so.2
• libc.so.6
• libm.so.6
• libstdc++-libc6.1-1.so.2 >=
• libc.so.6(GLIBC_2.0) >

License

GPL

Changelog

* Mon Jun 19 2000 Ryan Weaver <ryanw@infohwy.com>
  [modplug-xmms-1.3a-1]
  - Latest Modplug sound engine, including the following changes:
    - Polyphase resampling. I don't know what this is, but it sounds
      good. :) (Reminder: I, Kenton Varda, did not write the sound
      engine. Olivier did that. :)
    - Support for MT2 and PSM mod formats.
    - Obscure pitch-shifting bug fixed. Now you can play IT files
      generated by OpenSPC, among other things.
  - Bzip2 support contributed by Colin DeVilbiss .
  - Configurable preamp.
  - Changed endianness setting to make big-endian (PPC) ports work
    again.
* Mon Jun 19 2000 Ryan Weaver <ryanw@infohwy.com>
  [modplug-xmms-1.3a-1]
  - Looping!  Check the configure dialog.
  - New IT filters, using the same algorithm as impulse tracker itself.
  - IT file comments supported.
  - No more crash when you press stop while paused.
  - Blank mod names are replaced by the filename.
  - Possibly works on Solaris-x86 now.
  - Better zip and rar support.  (should support every archive now)
  - Compiles faster (almost twice as fast!).
  - Glade project files are now included with the source code.
* Tue Apr 11 2000 Ryan Weaver <ryanw@infohwy.com>
  [modplug-xmms-1.2-1]
  - New file formats recognised:
      S3Z, S3R, S3GZ, XMZ, XMR, XMGZ, ITZ, ITR, ITGZ
    These are all compressed file formats.  Note that the compression
    format of a compressed mod is determined by extension, but the mod
    format is NOT.  So, you could zip an XM and give it the extension
    MDZ and it would work.
  - If you try to load a ZIP, RAR, or GZ file that happens to contain a
    mod, it will be played.
  - Multi-file archives work.  Only the first mod found in the archive
    will be played, but non-mods will be ignored as they should be.
  - Buffering fix.  If you were experiencing choppy sound before, try
    this version.
  - File info for compressed mods works.
  - Trying to close a window using the window manager's close button
    no longer causes crashes.
  - Compressed mods with spaces either in the internal filename or in
    the archive's filename work fine.
* Tue Feb 29 2000 Ryan Weaver <ryanw@infohwy.com>
  - Initial RPM Build.
  
    [modplug-xmms-1.1.1-1]
  - Fixed minor installation bug that could have affected a few systems.
  
    [modplug-xmms-1.1-1]
  - Latest ModPlug source from Olivier Lapique.
  - You can now play compressed mods of the following formats:
    - .MDZ: Standard zipped mod.
    - .MDR: Rar compressed mod.
    - .MDGZ: Gzipped mod.  (not available on Windoze! :)
    Note: To play these formats, you need to have the associated
    decompression utilities (unzip, gunzip, unrar) installed.
  - gtk-- is no longer required.
  - Fixed bug where files with capitalized extensions did not have their
    names loaded until they were played.
  - GUI looks a bit nicer.
  - Easier to install.  (automake/autoconf)

Files

/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5
/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5/AUTHORS
/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5/COPYING
/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5/ChangeLog
/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5/README
/usr/doc/modplug-xmms-1.5/TODO
/usr/lib/xmms/Input/libmodplug.so

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Fabrice Bellet, Sat Jun 15 23:05:02 2013