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FreeAMP(MP3播放)程序源代码-用来研究MP3解码

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0.4
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- No new features, just lots and lots of bug fixes.

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0.3
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- Help files on Linux work again.
- Changing window modes in a theme work again.
- A bug in the Linux 'My Music' file selection/import was fixed.

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0.2
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- Improved speed for adding and removing items in My Music window.
- Fixes issues with Windows 2000 compatability.
- Importing Tracks works again.
- FreeAmp now associates itself with .fat files under Windows.
- Fixed buffer bug in windows output plugin.
- Fixed slider issues.
- Themes now support a miscellaneous comment field that will be 
  displayed in the credits for the theme.
- FreeAmp is now bound to processor 0 under Windows NT.
- Fix for "Not saving theme" bug under Linux.
- Better recreation of file/mimetypes under Windows.
- Fixed theme reload bug.
- Track info dialog now displays track location.
- Fonts are now antialiased under Windows.

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0.1
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- Help files for both Linux and Win32 have been updated further.
- Bug fixes galore. 
- Resolved several resource issues.
- Win32 Music Browser no longer shows duplicates when you search 
  for music again.
- Added some more icons.

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0
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- Help files for both Linux and Win32 have been updated further.
- New medium and small modes for the default FreeAmp theme.
- Better handling of Artist sorting in My Music window.
- A nice pretty welcome wizard for My Music that gets you up and
  running ASAP.
- FreeAmp Classic theme now supported. Not quite the same as the old
  FreeAmp but pretty darn close. Hope you like it.
- Repeat after me, "Lots and lots of bug fixes!"
- This is it, 2.0 is now gold! Yippee! Now we get to start work on 
  2.1 <grin> and add all those features that were frozen out of 2.0.


Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0 beta 5
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- Help files for both Linux and Win32 have been updated.
- TrueType font support for Linux themes.
- Updated default FreeAmp theme to use transparent buttons.
- Added vertical slider capability to themes.
- Editing metadata in the music browser nows works a lot better.
- Linux music browser has snazzy new icons in the tree control.
- Preference to set toolbar look: Icons, Text, or Both.
- My Music window remembers its state.
- New example theme, Aquatica... you gotta check this one out!
- Again, Lots and lots of bug fixes.

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0 beta 4
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- Again, Lots and lots of bug fixes.
- Help files for both Linux and Win32 have been updated.
- New artwork in the music browser.
- Ability to organize music in playlist manager with drag and drop.
- VBR files are now handled correctly.
- Large ID3v2 tags are handled correctly.
- Fixed alignment issues in default theme
- Added support for PLS playlist files
- Added new toolbar UI which allows app to live in system tray.


Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0 beta 3
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- Help files for both Linux and Win32
- Updated Music Browser/Playlist Manager
- Lots and lots of bug fixes
- Updated default theme

Changes for Linux and Windows version 2.0 beta 2
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- Win32 and Linux are now at 100% feature parity.
- All new user interface with Themes support. Let's see how creative
  you guys are. Check out http://www.freeamp.org/text/ThemeHowTo.txt
  for more info on making your own themes.
- Totally rewritten playlist management. New Playlist Manager and
  more robust back end.
- Download Manager
- Auto-update, download new components as they are released and 
  always know you have the latest bug fixes.
- All major functionality is implemented as plugins, feel free to 
  add more!
- Basic id3v2 metadata support. (yes we actually read data out of
  them, not just skip them)
- Way too many bug fixes to list here... 

Changes for Linux and Windows version 1.3.1:
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- Fixed binary installs requiring esd and asound libs, when they
  shouldn't have.
- Fixed some random compile warnings
- Fixed a source install issue where mkinstalldirs could not be found
- Fixed ncurses.ui and mpeg123.ui to properly display id3 tags again
- Added README.linux with some PMO change docs
- The linux version can now play Windows .m3u files
- Removed GTK config stuff in the configure.in script
- Fixed half implemented shuffle improvement

Changes for Linux and Windows version 1.3.0:
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- Fixed support for MPEG-1,2 layer 2 files
- Fixed 'LMC cannot decode, corrupt media?' bug
- Added PreBuffer support
- Added HTTP proxy support (thanks to Alan Cutter for the patch)
- Improved audio pipeline with much clearer model and common base classes
- Added support for selecting network card for streaming plugins
- Added Linux Enlightened Sound Daemon support. (thanks go to Isaac Richards)
- Added icecast style title streaming support
- Added ncurses UI for unix (thanks go to Stephan Auerhahn)
- Fixed lots of the volume bugs for win98/95
- Fixed "tray menu hanging around" bug
- Fixed "Lack of changelog"... here it is!
- You can now use FreeAmp to play files directly from Netscape
- Random playing is now actually random and non repeating, repeating,
  repeating, repeating...


Changes for Linux and Windows version 1.2.3:
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- Fixed support for MPEG 2.5 streams and files
- Windows release now uses Jean-Michel HERVE's x86 optimizations
- Added support for saving incoming SHOUTcast/HTTP streams to disk,
  (enabled by the "-save" command-line argument or the "SaveStreams"
  preference on Linux).  See the README for more information.
- Added an install-freeamp script for Linux

Changes for Linux version 1.2.2:
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- Incorporated x86 assembly MP3 decoder optimizations from
  "Jean-Michel HERVE" <[e-mail]>

- Added support for a preferences file in ~/.freeamp_prefs
  The command-line properties are no longer supported.
  See the README for more information.

Changes for Windows version 1.2.1:
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- Fixed minimization bugs

Changes for Windows version 1.2:
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- All cool changes listed for Linux Below +

- Real Playlist Support

- Save playlists to your Rio

- Live in tray

- Pref Panel

Changes for Linux version 1.2:
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- Added assembly decoder optimizations, input and output buffering. FreeAmp
  should now be able to play audio uninterrupted, unless the load
  on the machine gets too great. FreeAmp is now much less processor 
  intensive, while consuming more memory.

- Added support for SHOUTcast, HTTP and RTP streaming. You can now specify
  a file, an http://, or a rtp:// on the command line. For more information
  on SHOUTcast, please see http://icecast.linuxpower.org or
  http://www.shoutcast.com

- Logging support. Using the Logging, LogInput, LogDecode properties
  the user can now log debug information and errors to the file freeamp.log.
  This will allow the freeamp team to debug problems with versions of FreeAmp
  in the field.

- VBR stream support. FreeAmp handles VBR streams correctly. It might
  have done this in previous versions too, but it does it better now. :-)

- stdin support. To accept an mp3 stream from stdin, invoke freeamp like
  this:

      freeamp file://- < myfile.mp3

- Added properties for logging and buffering. See README for details.

- Added autoplay support.