It fixes bugs in the embedded CUE sheet parser, the ffmpeg decoder
plugin, the listplaylist protocol command and a whole bunch of bugs
in the NFS client. On the Windows port, a serious crash bug was
fixed.
It fixes crash and deadlock bugs in the plugins nfs, zzip,
dsdiff, dsf and opus. The mp4v2 decoder plugin had to be
removed due to a license conflict (MPL 1.1 is not compatible with the
GPL).
It fixes a crash bug that can occur on malformed file names. The
ffmpeg decoder now supports the Opus codec, and the opus decoder
recognizes more MIME types.
It fixes various bugs: a crash in the faad plugin, playback of
redirected streams and streams with query string, negative replay gain
values in the mad plugin, problems with native DSD playback. It
adds support for *.m3u8 and audio/aacp.
It fixes a crash bug with ffmpeg/libav version 11, two more crash
bugs related to seeking, and a range parser bug on certain 32 bit
architectures (such as ARM).
It fixes two build failures with the proxy database plugins and
improves stream playback with the decoder plugins audiofile,
dsdiff, dsf, faad and sndfile. Two improvements to the
“random” mode ensure that the first and second song being played are
really random.
mpc 0.26 has
been released. It fixes a crash when adding absolute paths. The
playlist command can now show the contents of stored playlists. The
search command supports --format.
It fixes a race condition on non-Linux operating systems, disturbing
the database update and more. The opus decoder plugin now properly
recognizes song durations on high-latency files.
It fixes several minor bugs in the decoder plugins ffmpeg, gme and
sndfile. Playback doesn’t get interrupted anymore when the current
song gets deleted.
It improves the previous workaround for the Raspberry Pi audio driver
bug, eliminating noise during song change. Child processes launched
by the “pipe” output plugin no longer ignore signals. Several build
failures have been fixed.
At this early stage of development, the app is not particularly
useful. There is no user interface, the service is not well
integrated into the Android operating system, and all it can do is
play HTTP streams (MP3, Vorbis, Opus, FLAC). Stay tuned for updates!
It improves the Icy metadata parser, adds support for libav
v10_alpha2 API changes and fixes two build failures: one with the
Vorbis encoder and another one on Solaris.
It fixes a crash in the pls playlist plugin and a memory leak in the
faad decoder plugin. Supplementary groups are only initalized when
MPD is started by user root.