changelog

可以播放MP3,wma等文件格式的播放器

Changelog for Apollo 1.4 release.

The latest up-to-date documentation can be found at http://docs.apolloplayer.org.

1.4.2
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* Improved configure.sh script with regards to KDE2 detection.
* Improved install.sh with regards to apollo-client.
* Compiles with gcc 3 - Thanks to Hannes Mehnert of Gentoo Linux

1.4.1
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* Improved configure.sh script with regards to QTDIR settings and qmake detection.
* Some fixes to sourcecode to make it compile on some distributions.

1.4
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* Play First: Midclick on the the songs you want to hear and they will be
  played in that order. Especially useful at parties when people request
  songs.
* Continue Here: After the current song, or all the Play First songs,
  continue playing from this song in the playlist.
* xmms remote control protocol: you can use any program that can control
  xmms to control apollo, for example xmmsctrl, xmms-shell and xmms-kde.
  A small program called apollo-client is bundled to handle this.
* id3: read id3 version 1 and 2 tags, as supported by id3lib.
* loop playlist
* simple random mode: chooses a song at random, doesn't remember which
  ones have been played.
* Search playlist for songs; Ctrl+F.
* New client for adding songs to apollo called apollo-client.

1.2
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* Added minimized mode.
* The 'Add dir' dialog works more intuitively now.  You only need to highlight
  a directory and not actually enter it.
* Playlist format changed; A flexible XML format is now being used.  The old
  playlist format (modified m3u) is no longer supported.  Pure m3u playlists,
  however, can still be loaded and saved.
* Added integrated browser for easy browsing of playlists and directories.
* Player messages are no longer sent to stdout/stderr, but to the GUI.
* mpg123 buffer now works, but needs custom compilation due to buggy mpg123.
* mpg123 patch included to fix some bugs with buffer handling.
* Bugfixes.

1.1.1
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This is a quick, unsupported but official release.  It has not been
announced. It is identical to version 1.1 except for some changes to
the source code which makes it independent of STL.  This has been done
so that people without the proper version of STL can conveniently
compile Apollo.
 
The functionality is exactly the same as in 1.1 and there are no
visible changes except for the 1.1.1 version number.  Users are
recommended to use 1.1 (if possible) as 1.1.1 may have memory leaks.
No effort has been made to check whether there exists memory leaks.
It is estimated, though, that if there are leaks present, they are
insignificant and remain constant throughout the lifetime of the
execution.  It should therefore remain usable to users without a
proper STL version installed.
 
It has not been decided whether future versions of Apollo will require
STL or not.

1.1
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* New configuration dialog.  mpg123 can now be given a buffer, giving a smooth
  play when the machine is under heavy load.  It's also possible to specify the
  mpg123 path.
* Multi-selection in playlist.
* The playlist can now be reorganized with drag'n drop operations.
* New mark editor for extended use of 'bad-marking'.
* Non-modal file dialogs which means that you can control Apollo while the file
  dialog is open, you can even have several file dialogs up at the same time.
  The last closed dialog will serve as the source for the dialog size and path.
* New playlist format, the complete playlist is saved including subdirs and
  ordering, this ensures that the user gets the exact same playlist when
  restarting Apollo.
* Apollo now works with FreeBSD and possibly other unices as well.
* Bugfixes.

1.0
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Initial version.