This is the story of a gnome-media release
- From: iain <iain prettypeople org>
- To: gnome-hackers gnome org, desktop-devel-list gnome org, gnome-announce-list gnome org
- Cc: gnome-multimedia gnome org, gstreamer-announce lists sourceforge net
- Subject: This is the story of a gnome-media release
- Date: 02 Nov 2002 01:25:39 +0000
Can I make it any more obvious?
Gnome Media 2.1.1 is now out with special guest dependancy: GStreamer
0.4.2!
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Gnome Media 2.1.1 or "Religion is what happens when God leaves and man
makes up rules to fill the void" to it's[1] friends has been released
into this world with lots of love and care.
New in this release
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* Gnome-CD:
Many memory leak fixes from Kjartan
Havoc fiddled with some names and titles and things
Pier Luigi Fiorini added a really really cool status dock thingy
Still needs some work done to it, but its cool and we can call
them bug fixes.
* Gnome Volume Control
Nothing happened in this
* VU Meter
Has anything ever been done to this?
Does anyone even use it?
* CDDB Slave
Tuh, Didn't do anything to it, its perfect.
Jeff found out what happens when there's multiple matches to your CD
though, and he was suitably impressed.
* Gnome Sound Recorder
Didn't do anything to thi.....
Oh no, wait, I rewrote it.
Due to the rewrite it now
- Works.
- Doesn't need sox.
- Can play audio from almost any media source imaginable
- Can save to mp3, ogg, wav and flac.
- Works (I know I've meantioned this before, but it's so important
I thought I'd say it twice)
- Looks cool.
- Has a new screenshot - http://www.prettypeople.org/~iain/gsr.png
- Works.
- Needs GStreamer 0.4.2
Dependancies
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GStreamer 0.4.2
gst-plugins 0.4.2
Ou est la tarball[2]?
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Usual place: http://ftp.gnome.org
Erm, enjoy.
Don't spend it all at once.
iain
[1] I never remember when to use its and when to use it's. Apologies to
grammar nazis.
[2] Il y a une[3] pamplemoose dans mon sac.
[3] Or when to use un or une.
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