Hi,
I'm pleased to announce maintenance release 0.7.12 today, which adds support for VDR-1.5.10. You can find it on my homepage:
From HISTORY:
2007-10-17: Version 0.7.12
- Updated INSTALL and MANUAL accordingly. - Added support for VDR-1.5.10's new key kSubtitles and fixed a deadlock due to setting audio volume when changing the primary device. - Added a new configuration option "Connection interacts with EIT scanner" as requested by Boguslaw Juza (see MANUAL for details). - Added some patches to xine-lib regarding H.264 support, as FFmpeg's decoder improved very much during the past weeks. It supports now multithreaded decoding (you need to enable at least 2 threads in xine-ui to make use of it) and almost complete PAFF support which is used for interlaced images. These new features are only available, when xine-lib is configured to use an external FFmpeg installation. - Added support for VDR-1.5.9's OSD levels. - Fixed compiler warnings when compiled with gcc-4.2.x (thanks to Joerg Bornkessel for suppling the patch). - Exchanged noSignal.pes (thanks to Markus Nissl for supplying the new image).
2007-08-30: Version 0.7.11
- Added preliminary support for OSD changes in VDR-1.5.9. - Added preliminary support for H.264 streams. xine uses FFmpeg for H.264 decoding and as the decoder isn't rock stable at the moment and doesn't support all H.264 features like interlacing, it is likely that some frames do not get decoded or moreover that xine crashes. - Removed some unnecessary calls to clear xine's buffer when switching between pause and play. - Spent a lot of time fixing some issues in xine-lib. Integrated a big bunch of my xine-lib patch into xine-lib-1.1.8. All patches are now part of xine-lib-1.2. - Added the opportunity to change xine's volume in software, like when changing xine's config option gui.audio_mixer_method to Software (thanks to Halim Sahin for the request). - Added the possibility to configure different zoom settings for 4:3 and 16:9 images, which are automatically activated when xine signals a format change (thanks to Detlef Nebermann for the request).
Enjoy.
Bye.