All releases of Fische
Release Notes: Some bugs were fixed.
Release Notes: This release no longer does any sound recording. This may seem strange, but there are tools (such as sox) that are so much better at reading and converting sound. Therefore, it will from now on only accept data on stdin. It uses OpenGL, which also makes it more flexible. Resizing a window is now easily possible, including to fullscreen, while having separated the CPU and RAM demand from the window size.
Release Notes: Fische has received support for clean exit on Ctrl^C. Other changes are purely cosmetical.
Release Notes: Version 3.2.0 failed to build from source. This has been fixed.
Release Notes: Fische has been improved in many areas. Beat detection has been enhanced, colour changes make more sense, performance was drastically improved, and the code was cleaned up.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release for 3.1.4.
Release Notes: This release not only fixes a few bugs, but also finally includes CPU detection and SMP support for OSs other than Linux. An optional "nervous" mode has been implemented that makes the animation more lively. It is of course a matter of taste, but in the author's opinion, the nervous mode goes well with electronic music, while ruining most other genres. Nervous mode can be specified on the command line (-e), or toggled at runtime ('N'). Some experimental vector fields have been added and may well be discarded again in the future (or enhanced).
Release Notes: This release includes support for PortAudio input, as well as binaries for Windows and Mac OS X. Fullscreen switching should now work on all operating systems. The Windows version still suffers from a minor frame rate problem, which can be worked around using the -s flag.
Release Notes: This release features full integration of the predictive beat detection algorithm and many minor enhancements to the animation vector fields.
Release Notes: This release finally includes a useful man page and adds support for a configuration file, which is automatically updated with the last "known good" configuration.
