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Version 1.15.1 of mpg123

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• 1.15.4

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•  22 May 2013 23:59
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Release Notes: Writing CDDA data via --cdr works again; it had been broken by attempts to catch failing writes because of a full disk, and the actual failure will properly trigger an early exit now. A bug in mpg123_chomp_string() has been fixed which made empty lines be badly treated (relevant for HTTP). There is now more resync strictness to really catch (all) cases with a changing decoder structure. This fixes possibly fatal behavior in the parser when readahead checking is explicitly disabled (e.g., via mpg123 --no-seekbuffer on http streams). By default, readahead checking is always active.

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• 1.15.3

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•  03 Apr 2013 19:35
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Release Notes: Writing of audio data with RIFF/WAVE headers to standard output in various configurations (redirect to file, pipe, "-", or /dev/stdout) has been fixed, hopefully for the last time. Also, this version improves portability of the build script.

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• 1.15.1

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•  24 Feb 2013 19:46
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Release Notes: This release fixes some bugs and build issues (mpg123_scan() and proper seek-back, better Frankenstein stream handling, HTTP header parsing, OS/2, BSD and Windows compatibility, and WAV-to-stdout, among others). It brings mainly enhancements in the form of more convenience with long tracks (audio books). It also adds application/x-scpls as another accepted playlist MIME type.

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• 1.14.4

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•  27 Jul 2012 02:58
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Release Notes: This is another regression-fixing release, which happens when skimping on verifying ground-breaking reworking of existing code. The resync logic no longer signals premature end of stream on bad headers, short seeks don't get bit reservoir unnecessarily cleared, and sample-accurate seek for files without gapless metadata is accurate again.

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• 1.14.2

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•  12 May 2012 15:40
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Release Notes: With the 1.14 series, in an attempt to better handle out-of-disk situations, the WAV writing code was changed, and that broke writing of WAVs to standard output (raw data with a single WAV header in front). This should work again with the current release.