Copyright (C) 1999-2004 Alexander König
Version 3.82 (unreleased)
- * in order to have a SPAM protected online version of the ChangeLog
+ * fixed compilation issues with g++ >= 3.4.
+ * added reverse mapping of MIDI parameters which can be turned
+ on/off via the parameter menu. This allows setting up a MIDI
+ controller as a crossfader.
+ * in order to have a SPAM protected online version of the ChangeLog
this document is now generated from XML sources.
* merged a patch from Martin Habets
- <errandir_news@mph.eclipse.co.uk> that fixes big endian audio
+ <errandir_news@mph.eclipse.co.uk> that fixes big endian audio
playback with ALSA.
- * applied a fix from Juha Erkkila <erkkila@cc.jyu.fi> that makes tX
+ * applied a fix from Juha Erkkila <erkkila@cc.jyu.fi> that makes tX
work on systems that don't have procfs mounted.
- * added an optional Dry/Wet control for all LADSPA plugins. Simply
- click on the plugin's label to add or remove the additional
+ * added an optional Dry/Wet control for all LADSPA plugins. Simply
+ click on the plugin's label to add or remove the additional
control.
- * added an additional stereo effects queue that allows loading
- stereo LADPSA plugins. The stereo effects are located below the
- mono effects - to add a new instance press the "Stereo FX" button
+ * added an additional stereo effects queue that allows loading
+ stereo LADPSA plugins. The stereo effects are located below the
+ mono effects - to add a new instance press the "Stereo FX" button
and select the plugin of your choice.
- * fixed the plugin menu - empty categories no longer get a menu
+ * fixed the plugin menu - empty categories no longer get a menu
entry
- * plugins that do not qualify as realtime capable will now be
+ * plugins that do not qualify as realtime capable will now be
disabled.
- * I'm fed up with terminatorX related security postings, so the old
+ * I'm fed up with terminatorX related security postings, so the old
suid-root method had to go. To achieve realtime scheduling you now
have three options:
- + a) run terminatorX as root (obviously dangerous and not
+ + a) run terminatorX as root (obviously dangerous and not
recommended)
+ b) build terminatorX with capabilities enabled and install it
- suid-root. Due to the use of PR_SET_KEEPCAPS this will work
+ suid-root. Due to the use of PR_SET_KEEPCAPS this will work
on Linux _only_
- + c) use the JACK backend with "POSIX draft capabilities" (see
+ + c) use the JACK backend with "POSIX draft capabilities" (see
jackd manpage)
* Loading sets with missing LADPSA plugins no longer crash tX.
- * Fixed a bug that made reading error messages impossible with the
+ * Fixed a bug that made reading error messages impossible with the
load dialog open.
- * The engine now handles audiodevices that break down when already
- in playback mode more gracefully. This really necessary when jack
+ * The engine now handles audiodevices that break down when already
+ in playback mode more gracefully. This really necessary when jack
decides to kick us out.
- * All vu meters are stereo now. Having a mono widget for a stereo
+ * All vu meters are stereo now. Having a mono widget for a stereo
thing just didn't make any sense anymore.
- * modified the render loop to comply with LADSPA V1.1: 0 db is now
- at 1.0f. This makes a lot of plugins work with terminatorX that
+ * modified the render loop to comply with LADSPA V1.1: 0 db is now
+ at 1.0f. This makes a lot of plugins work with terminatorX that
haven't worked with previous releases.
- * data send to the JACK backend no goes through the
+ * data send to the JACK backend no goes through the
"Anti-Clip-Device", too. Unless you #define TX_DO_CLIP of course.
- * I've drawn some new icons with the cool inkscape. They're now
- being built into terminatorX as gdk-pixbuf c-source code, so they
+ * I've drawn some new icons with the cool inkscape. They're now
+ being built into terminatorX as gdk-pixbuf c-source code, so they
actually do alpha blending.
- * Wrote support for gtk+'s new FileChooser widget - will be enabled
+ * Wrote support for gtk+'s new FileChooser widget - will be enabled
automatically when configure finds a gtk+ >= 2.4.0
- * Fixed the buffer overflows detected by c0wboy <c0wboy@tiscali.it>
+ * Fixed the buffer overflows detected by c0wboy <c0wboy@tiscali.it>
in his outsiders-terminatorX-001.txt advisory.
* Support for gtk+ startup notification.
* "README.GNOME" was outdated so it had to go.
- * merged parts of a patch graciously contributed by Adam King
+ * merged parts of a patch graciously contributed by Adam King
<aking@lgh.com.au>
+ Simpler min/maximization for the control panels
+ Bugfix for sequencer menu crash
- + The panel formally known as "Trigger" is now known as
+ + The panel formally known as "Trigger" is now known as
"Playback">
* added cpu-overload detection - currently disabled
Version 3.81
- * JACK doesn't seem to like SCHED_FIFO clients so I added a little
+ * JACK doesn't seem to like SCHED_FIFO clients so I added a little
test that will set SCHED_OTHER when jack output was selected. This
will work for true root or a capabilities-enabled suid-root binary
only.
- * removed the disfunctional "Cancel" button from the load-progress
+ * removed the disfunctional "Cancel" button from the load-progress
dialog.
- * switched default MIDI mapping to non-destructive. (previous
+ * switched default MIDI mapping to non-destructive. (previous
settings will not be overwritten now).
* added a default MIDI mapping accessible via the "Turntables" menu.
The actual mapping is documented in the manual.
- * fixed a bug that caused enabling sync-client setting via MIDI to
+ * fixed a bug that caused enabling sync-client setting via MIDI to
fail.
- * when compiled with rt-scheduling suppport terminatorX will now
+ * when compiled with rt-scheduling suppport terminatorX will now
display the resulting scheduling policy in the "About" dialog.
- * if terminatorX was setup to use realtime priority for the audio
- engine thread but you dont want it - disable realtime scheduling
+ * if terminatorX was setup to use realtime priority for the audio
+ engine thread but you dont want it - disable realtime scheduling
in the Preferences dialog. This works with capabilities _ONLY_.
- * if you don't want to confirm program termination every time you
+ * if you don't want to confirm program termination every time you
can now disable "Ask for Quit confirmation" in the Preferences.
- * added support for Linux' POSIX capabilities. This allows a
- suid-root installed terminatorX binary to drop root privileges
- much earlier than with the old approach (so it should be more
+ * added support for Linux' POSIX capabilities. This allows a
+ suid-root installed terminatorX binary to drop root privileges
+ much earlier than with the old approach (so it should be more
secure). Requires the libcap library.
- * obligatory documentation updates - clicking on the sub-sections
+ * obligatory documentation updates - clicking on the sub-sections
should now work.
- * removed gtk+ 1.2 cruft - terminatorX now compiles with gtk+ 2.2
- and *_DISABLE_DEPRECATED macros enabled. To verfiy that you can
+ * removed gtk+ 1.2 cruft - terminatorX now compiles with gtk+ 2.2
+ and *_DISABLE_DEPRECATED macros enabled. To verfiy that you can
run configure with --disable-deprecated.
- * terminatorX now has a JACK backend. Currently it works like this:
- on startup tX will connect to the JACK daemon - if the daemon is
- not available on startup JACK output is not available. When the
- audio engine is turned off, tX emits silence via the JACK ports,
+ * terminatorX now has a JACK backend. Currently it works like this:
+ on startup tX will connect to the JACK daemon - if the daemon is
+ not available on startup JACK output is not available. When the
+ audio engine is turned off, tX emits silence via the JACK ports,
so you can leave the ports connected.
- * sick of green - you can now configure the colors terminatorX
- should use for the audio display as well as the vu meters in the
+ * sick of green - you can now configure the colors terminatorX
+ should use for the audio display as well as the vu meters in the
Preferences dialog.
- * hopefully fixed wrong setting of the master volume when loading
+ * hopefully fixed wrong setting of the master volume when loading
set files.
- * some ALSA installations seem to core on snd_pcm_hw_params_free()
- after sound device init. So freeing the hw_params can now be
- explicitly disabled in the Preferences - if terminatorX crashes
+ * some ALSA installations seem to core on snd_pcm_hw_params_free()
+ after sound device init. So freeing the hw_params can now be
+ explicitly disabled in the Preferences - if terminatorX crashes
right after hitting the "Power On" button it might be necessary to
activate this for your ALSA setup. This probably results in a tiny
memory leak - but on leak vs core you might decide for leak. Note:
I even enabled the leak by default now.
- * fixed a bug that caused turntable 1 to get the focus on entering
+ * fixed a bug that caused turntable 1 to get the focus on entering
Mouse Grab mode even when it's audio panel was minimized.
- * MIDI mappings can now have "bounds", meaning that the incoming
+ * MIDI mappings can now have "bounds", meaning that the incoming
MIDI signals can modify the parameter within the given range only.
- * introduced a new way of assigning MIDI controllers to parameters:
- simply right-click on a parameter's control: a menu with "MIDI
+ * introduced a new way of assigning MIDI controllers to parameters:
+ simply right-click on a parameter's control: a menu with "MIDI
Learn" and "Remove MIDI Binding" will pop up - select "MIDI Learn"
and send the corresponding MIDI event.
- * fixed a bug in the MIDI callback thanks to David Hamilton
+ * fixed a bug in the MIDI callback thanks to David Hamilton
<daham2@student.monash.edu>
* running suid root (the old way) was reported exploitable by Andrew
- Griffiths <andrewg@felinemenace.org> - the described environment
- variable based exploit was fixed - however there are possibly
- other ways to exploit it. So the old method of running suid root
- has been disabled by default. On Linux systems you really should
+ Griffiths <andrewg@felinemenace.org> - the described environment
+ variable based exploit was fixed - however there are possibly
+ other ways to exploit it. So the old method of running suid root
+ has been disabled by default. On Linux systems you really should
use the capabilities based approach (see above). If really want to
- use the old suid-root solution run configure with
+ use the old suid-root solution run configure with
--enable-suidroot.
- * often, you record events and mess things up - in this case I'd
+ * often, you record events and mess things up - in this case I'd
often prefer dropping the complete take instead of recording a bad
- perfomance - which is why you now can activate "Confirm Recorded
- Events" from the "Sequencer" menu. When enabled terminatorX will
- ask whether to actually record or drop the events created for the
- last take. The setting for this flag is stored in your
+ perfomance - which is why you now can activate "Confirm Recorded
+ Events" from the "Sequencer" menu. When enabled terminatorX will
+ ask whether to actually record or drop the events created for the
+ last take. The setting for this flag is stored in your
~/.terminatorXrc.
- * introduced a new "Sequencer" menu that allows to delete events of
+ * introduced a new "Sequencer" menu that allows to delete events of
a specific type (all, all for certain turntable, all for a certain
- parameter) from the sequencer. Events can be deleted for the
- complete song, upto the current song position or from the current
- song position. Yeah, I know, termintorX is lacking a proper
+ parameter) from the sequencer. Events can be deleted for the
+ complete song, upto the current song position or from the current
+ song position. Yeah, I know, termintorX is lacking a proper
event-editor here, so where's your patch? ;)
- * switching the X11 mouse cursor when the user has to wait for
+ * switching the X11 mouse cursor when the user has to wait for
terminatorX to finish some operation
- * fixed a sequencer bug: the events for master pitch and volume
+ * fixed a sequencer bug: the events for master pitch and volume
weren't erased correctly when another set was loaded
* fixed FreeBSD issues with the configure script
* fixed compilation issues for gcc 2.95.x
Version 3.80
- * I've invested quite some time in valgrinding this release, among
+ * I've invested quite some time in valgrinding this release, among
other things a major mem leak showed up - the sample memory wasn't
- being free'd correctly which is now corrected along with many
+ being free'd correctly which is now corrected along with many
other things. valgrind is a very helpful tool indeed.
- * Added a new Pitch Calculator that allows adjusting a turntable's
- pitch to that of the master turntable. This makes synchronizing
+ * Added a new Pitch Calculator that allows adjusting a turntable's
+ pitch to that of the master turntable. This makes synchronizing
finely cut loop samples really easy
* XML based set files can get rather huge when they contain a lot of
sequencer events - to solve this terminatorX now uses zlib to save
compressed set files if enabled in the preferences dialog.
- * I hacked support for Steve Harris' cool liblrdf - if you've got
- that library setup correctly and you use Steve's wonderful plugin
+ * I hacked support for Steve Harris' cool liblrdf - if you've got
+ that library setup correctly and you use Steve's wonderful plugin
collection with RDF description you should get a nicely structured
menu when clicking on the "FX" button. All plugins not categorized
through RDF files go to the "Unclassified" category.
- * I'm no longer including the html and ps versions of the manual -
+ * I'm no longer including the html and ps versions of the manual -
it's now attached in it's XML/DocBook source and will be installed
- via scrollkeeper. terminatorX offers a menu entry to start
+ via scrollkeeper. terminatorX offers a menu entry to start
gnome-help to display the manual.
* Reworked the Preferences dialog - I now use glade-2 to create that
- code - I'm fed up with copy'n'pasting gtk+ code so now I'll let
- glade-2 do this whereever possible. The glade project files are
+ code - I'm fed up with copy'n'pasting gtk+ code so now I'll let
+ glade-2 do this whereever possible. The glade project files are
included with this tarball in case you want to mess with them.
- * Switched to a fixed blocksize (1 ms) for rendering. This finally
+ * Switched to a fixed blocksize (1 ms) for rendering. This finally
allows to playback set files with events recorded on machines with
- small buffer sizes on slow machines with large buffer sizes. The
- buffersize of the audiodevice has no effect on the "operating"
- blocksize anymore. Note that the samlping rate has a - very small
- - effect though. Depending on the sampling rate terminatorX will
- try to find a blocksize that fits exactly 1 ms - while this is
- easy for "straight" sampling rates (22000 32000 48000) this
+ small buffer sizes on slow machines with large buffer sizes. The
+ buffersize of the audiodevice has no effect on the "operating"
+ blocksize anymore. Note that the samlping rate has a - very small
+ - effect though. Depending on the sampling rate terminatorX will
+ try to find a blocksize that fits exactly 1 ms - while this is
+ easy for "straight" sampling rates (22000 32000 48000) this
results in "44.1" samples for 44100 Hz.
- * Finally hacked a native ALSA backend. It's in "Works For Me" TM
+ * Finally hacked a native ALSA backend. It's in "Works For Me" TM
state.
* Added "Remove Binding" button
- * MIDI now uses a GIOCallback so the effect of MIDI controllers is
+ * MIDI now uses a GIOCallback so the effect of MIDI controllers is
visible even without the audio engine turned on.
- * Reworked the mastergui for better usabilty and less space
- consumption, yes, terminatorX now features a boring menubar -
- which helps using it on small displays quite a bit, and should be
+ * Reworked the mastergui for better usabilty and less space
+ consumption, yes, terminatorX now features a boring menubar -
+ which helps using it on small displays quite a bit, and should be
easier to handle for first-time users.
- * Implemented a suggestion from Darrick Servis
- <darrick@dcn.davis.ca.us> that stops clipping in the mixer
+ * Implemented a suggestion from Darrick Servis
+ <darrick@dcn.davis.ca.us> that stops clipping in the mixer
routine. The outgoing signal is now limited as it should be, which
improves the output quality for signals too loud significantly.
* MIDI mappings are now stored within the (new) tX set files.
- * Applied
a patch from Arthur Peters <amp@singingwizard.org> which
- brings preliminary MIDI support to terminatorX. This is realized
- via the ALSA sequencer interface, so in order for it to compile
- you have to have the ALSA devel packages installed. ./configure
+ * Applied
a patch from Arthur Peters <amp@singingwizard.org> which
+ brings preliminary MIDI support to terminatorX. This is realized
+ via the ALSA sequencer interface, so in order for it to compile
+ you have to have the ALSA devel packages installed. ./configure
will autodetect them.
* Fixed a bug in XML serialization that dropped strings' contents.
- * You can now hit "F11" to turn fullscreen mode on/off - this will
+ * You can now hit "F11" to turn fullscreen mode on/off - this will
help using terminatorX on small DJ laptops. Note that the key will
- have no effect in scratch mode - hit it before you enter grab
+ have no effect in scratch mode - hit it before you enter grab
mode. This feature requires a NETWM compliant window manager.
- * terminatorX now stores set files as XML documents, too - so
- terminatorX has become terminatorXML finally. Note: for sets with
- a large number of events recorded into the sequencer - the XML
- based set files can grow significally larger than the old ones
+ * terminatorX now stores set files as XML documents, too - so
+ terminatorX has become terminatorXML finally. Note: for sets with
+ a large number of events recorded into the sequencer - the XML
+ based set files can grow significally larger than the old ones
(see "compression" above)
- * The old code to support the obsolete binary tX file formats has
- now been scheduled for deletion. It's been moved into the
- tX_legacy* source files and it will be built only when
- "--enable-legacy" was used on configuring terminatorX (which is
- the default). Expect this to become disabled and then totally
+ * The old code to support the obsolete binary tX file formats has
+ now been scheduled for deletion. It's been moved into the
+ tX_legacy* source files and it will be built only when
+ "--enable-legacy" was used on configuring terminatorX (which is
+ the default). Expect this to become disabled and then totally
removed from the sources in future.
- * Enhanced audio data display - you can now zoom into the audio
- signal, which should allow much more precise scratching with
- larger audio files (ie complete tracks). On playback terminatorX
- will scroll the displayed area to ensure you always see the area
+ * Enhanced audio data display - you can now zoom into the audio
+ signal, which should allow much more precise scratching with
+ larger audio files (ie complete tracks). On playback terminatorX
+ will scroll the displayed area to ensure you always see the area
of the sample in which you're currently scratching on.
- * I have not backported the new code to the old gtk+ 1.2 - so this
- release no longer builds with gtk+ 1.2 - you have to upgrade to
+ * I have not backported the new code to the old gtk+ 1.2 - so this
+ release no longer builds with gtk+ 1.2 - you have to upgrade to
gtk+ Version 2 to be able to build terminatorX.
- * fixed a nasty gcc 3.2 compilation bug - thanks to Adam Duck
+ * fixed a nasty gcc 3.2 compilation bug - thanks to Adam Duck
<duck@informatik.uni-frankfurt.de> and other reporters
Version 3.73
* Fixed a compilation bug ocurring on big endian systems only.
- * Fixed the built-in wav loading routines for big endian systems
+ * Fixed the built-in wav loading routines for big endian systems
(again).
- * Finally traced down and fixed a long outstanding bug in the dial
+ * Finally traced down and fixed a long outstanding bug in the dial
widget, the background of the dials is now drawn correctly.
- * Ported terminatorX to gtk+ Version 2. The code for gtk2 will be
- enabled when gtk2 is detected by configure. To force terminatorX
- to use the good old gtk 1.2.x (x>=5) run configure with the
- '--disable-gtk2' switch. WARNING: gdkxft-users: gtk2 applications
- segfault when preloading libgdk_xft.so! So unset LD_PRELOAD and
+ * Ported terminatorX to gtk+ Version 2. The code for gtk2 will be
+ enabled when gtk2 is detected by configure. To force terminatorX
+ to use the good old gtk 1.2.x (x>=5) run configure with the
+ '--disable-gtk2' switch. WARNING: gdkxft-users: gtk2 applications
+ segfault when preloading libgdk_xft.so! So unset LD_PRELOAD and
set GDK_USE_XFT=1 instead.
* Applied a patch from Adrian that brings lots of new stuff:
- + Debian package support (removed - Mike Furr now maintains an
+ + Debian package support (removed - Mike Furr now maintains an
official Debain package for terminatorX)
+ enhanced GNOME integration
+ a manpage for terminatorX
- * Included another gcc3 fix thanks to Gregor Riepl
+ * Included another gcc3 fix thanks to Gregor Riepl
<seto-kun@freesurf.ch>>
* Improved configure's compatibilty - it should detect pthreads more
- reliably and it should detect ladspa.h when located in
- /usr/local/include without /usr/local/include being contained in
+ reliably and it should detect ladspa.h when located in
+ /usr/local/include without /usr/local/include being contained in
the include path.
- * This release should compile and run on FreeBSD systems and
- possibly OpenBSD, too. Thanks for help and testing this goes to
+ * This release should compile and run on FreeBSD systems and
+ possibly OpenBSD, too. Thanks for help and testing this goes to
Tilman Linneweh <tilman@arved.de> .
- * Sequencer now refuses to play when no events available - and
+ * Sequencer now refuses to play when no events available - and
displays a dialog that suggests running the audio engine.
* De-uglified the terminatorX note dialog.
* Fixed gtk+2 signals for load file dialog
audio panels can be minimized to.
* Cleaned up the turntables' audio panel for better looks and easier
usage
- * Rewrote the engine thread completely - unlike before the engine
+ * Rewrote the engine thread completely - unlike before the engine
thread is created on startup and kept alive until termination.
- * terminatorX can now be run suid root - and it might even be safe.
- After creating the engine thread both terminatorX threads drop
- root privileges before evaluating any parameters or
- reading/writing files, etc. The problem is the pthread "manager
- thread" is out of control of terminatorX code - so I cannot tell
+ * terminatorX can now be run suid root - and it might even be safe.
+ After creating the engine thread both terminatorX threads drop
+ root privileges before evaluating any parameters or
+ reading/writing files, etc. The problem is the pthread "manager
+ thread" is out of control of terminatorX code - so I cannot tell
that thread to drop privileges.
* Fixed Drag'n'Drop for GNOME 2
* To enhance the loading of audiofiles terminatorX now contains code
- to use mad (MPEG Audio Decoder), libvorbis and libaudiofile
- directly instead of pipeing audio data through mpg123, ogg123 or
+ to use mad (MPEG Audio Decoder), libvorbis and libaudiofile
+ directly instead of pipeing audio data through mpg123, ogg123 or
sox. As a result the new routines bring following advantages:
+ tX loads audiofiles significantly faster
- + tX now honours the samplerate of an audiofile (by adjusting
+ + tX now honours the samplerate of an audiofile (by adjusting
the pitch of the turntable)
+ tX provides much better feedback on the loading progress
- Although the old loading-methods are still available (and piped
- loading has been improved, too) I highly recommend installing the
+ Although the old loading-methods are still available (and piped
+ loading has been improved, too) I highly recommend installing the
libraries above as the new routines simply work better.
- * Deleted tons of old outdated code in tX_engine.cc and
+ * Deleted tons of old outdated code in tX_engine.cc and
tX_mastergui.cc
Version 3.72
- * Applied
a patch from Matthew Evans <activesx@hotmail.com> that
+ * Applied
a patch from Matthew Evans <activesx@hotmail.com> that
introduces support for Ogg Vorbis audiofiles. It requires ogg123 >
- RC2 and sox to work. Autodetection is supported via configure
+ RC2 and sox to work. Autodetection is supported via configure
(--enable-ogg123).
* Experimental support for input devices other than the core-pointer
under XFree86 > 4. This uses the xsetpointer executable that comes
- with XFree86. configure should autodetect this correctly, in case
+ with XFree86. configure should autodetect this correctly, in case
it doesn't use the --enable-xetpointer switch.
* Adrian sent me a patch introducing two new buttons: mute and solo.
As it didn't fully harmonize with the sequencer I rewrote parts of
- it and added new functionality to the turntables: They can now be
- switched to mix_solo or mix_mute - these settings affect current
- mixing only - their values will neither be saved nor will changes
- to those control be recorded in the sequencer - if you want to
- record muting events either use the mute button from the
- turntable's trigger menu, the keyboard short-cuts (alt/strg), or
+ it and added new functionality to the turntables: They can now be
+ switched to mix_solo or mix_mute - these settings affect current
+ mixing only - their values will neither be saved nor will changes
+ to those control be recorded in the sequencer - if you want to
+ record muting events either use the mute button from the
+ turntable's trigger menu, the keyboard short-cuts (alt/strg), or
your middle mouse button.
* fixed a bug that produced corrupt wavfiles on big endian machines
- * some minor fixes to make terminatorX compile with newer gcc
+ * some minor fixes to make terminatorX compile with newer gcc
releases
- * Well, I am allowed to change my mind, aren't I? Anyway, 3DNow! is
- back. Nevertheless newer gcc releases seem to have a bug in
- handling movq and the current 3DNow! stereo implementation does
- not seem to be very efficient. So use --enable-3dnow only if you
+ * Well, I am allowed to change my mind, aren't I? Anyway, 3DNow! is
+ back. Nevertheless newer gcc releases seem to have a bug in
+ handling movq and the current 3DNow! stereo implementation does
+ not seem to be very efficient. So use --enable-3dnow only if you
want to help me improve perfomance.
- * Modified the mpg123 loader in order to make it work with mpg321,
- too. mpg321 lacks support for mpg123's -m switch ("singlemix")
- therefor mpg?2?'s output is now piped into sox to convert the
+ * Modified the mpg123 loader in order to make it work with mpg321,
+ too. mpg321 lacks support for mpg123's -m switch ("singlemix")
+ therefor mpg?2?'s output is now piped into sox to convert the
signal to mono. For this reason mpg?2? support now requires sox to
be installed, too.
- * added a workaround for a gtk+ bug that causes empty labels when
- strings contain umlauts - unluckily my name features one of these
+ * added a workaround for a gtk+ bug that causes empty labels when
+ strings contain umlauts - unluckily my name features one of these
so I had to write this workaround.
Version 3.71
- * applied
a big patch from Adrian Reber <adrian@lisas.de> . This
+ * applied
a big patch from Adrian Reber <adrian@lisas.de> . This
patch includes:
+ compile fixes for the newer gcc releases
+ enhancements to the commandline switches (try --help for more
details)
- * the bigNewThang (TM) is STEREO output. The Pan-Buttons now
- actually do what you'd expect them to. Therefore your soundcard
+ * the bigNewThang (TM) is STEREO output. The Pan-Buttons now
+ actually do what you'd expect them to. Therefore your soundcard
must have stereo support of course but I guess in 2001 this really
- shouldn't be a problem, right? The recorded wavfiles will now be
- stereo wavfiles of course. Note that stereo output means double
- audio-bandwith, so if you tuned your old terminatorX setup to
+ shouldn't be a problem, right? The recorded wavfiles will now be
+ stereo wavfiles of course. Note that stereo output means double
+ audio-bandwith, so if you tuned your old terminatorX setup to
smallest latency you might get clicks now. You can easily fix this
- by increasing the buffer size in the options dialog by one - this
+ by increasing the buffer size in the options dialog by one - this
will result in the same latency as before btw.
* The echo effect has undergone some enhancements to profit from the
new stereo output. It's signal will now be mixed seperately so you
- can choose a different stereo panorama position for the echo
- signal. So the new echo effect now features it's own PAN-knob.
- This does have some sideeffects though, for more details on this
- check the manual. Additionally the echo effect now has it's own
+ can choose a different stereo panorama position for the echo
+ signal. So the new echo effect now features it's own PAN-knob.
+ This does have some sideeffects though, for more details on this
+ check the manual. Additionally the echo effect now has it's own
volume setting to influence the dry/wet ratio of this effect.
* Some LADSPA effects tend to create NAN (Not A Number) float values
- under certain conditions. This is bad as all following operations
+ under certain conditions. This is bad as all following operations
will result in NANs, so there will be no audio output no more. Now
- I will not introduce code to check for NANs as this is a waste of
- CPU-power, producing NANs is IMHO a faulty behaviour for LADSPA
- plugins and it should be fixed in there. Now a problem with the
+ I will not introduce code to check for NANs as this is a waste of
+ CPU-power, producing NANs is IMHO a faulty behaviour for LADSPA
+ plugins and it should be fixed in there. Now a problem with the
previous release was that the echo and lowpass effects "ate" those
- NANs resulting in NANs in those effects' buffers. So once a NAN
- got in there these effects caused the whole audio output to mute
- (forever). Which is why I now introduced some code to clear the
+ NANs resulting in NANs in those effects' buffers. So once a NAN
+ got in there these effects caused the whole audio output to mute
+ (forever). Which is why I now introduced some code to clear the
buffers in echo and lowpass whenever you dis- and reenable them.
- * The GUI does have two master vu-meters now. The turntable's still
- have one vu-meter only. Note that the echo-signal is *not*
- included in the turntable's vu-meter now, as it's mixed
+ * The GUI does have two master vu-meters now. The turntable's still
+ have one vu-meter only. Note that the echo-signal is *not*
+ included in the turntable's vu-meter now, as it's mixed
seperately.
- * The 3DNow!-Optimizations are gone. And they'll proabably never
- come back as I don't have time to maintain the same algorithm
+ * The 3DNow!-Optimizations are gone. And they'll proabably never
+ come back as I don't have time to maintain the same algorithm
twice.
* The documentation has been updated to meet the new features. A lot
of typos have been fixed as well.
Version 3.70
* this list may be incomplete
- * This release brings support for LADSPA plugins. These plugins can
+ * This release brings support for LADSPA plugins. These plugins can
be inserted into any turntable's effect chain at any position. You
- can edit the the effect sequence with the two tiny blue arrows.
- The builtin effects reside in the same effect chain as LADSPA
- plugins, but unlike LADSPA plugins they cannot be removed (nor
- multi-instanciated). The LADSPA plugins have to "fit" into the
- effect chain, which is why terminatorX supports *mono* plugins
- (plugins that have one audio-in and one audio-out port) only. For
+ can edit the the effect sequence with the two tiny blue arrows.
+ The builtin effects reside in the same effect chain as LADSPA
+ plugins, but unlike LADSPA plugins they cannot be removed (nor
+ multi-instanciated). The LADSPA plugins have to "fit" into the
+ effect chain, which is why terminatorX supports *mono* plugins
+ (plugins that have one audio-in and one audio-out port) only. For
the plugin's control ports, termintatorX supports all HINTS except
- for LADSPA_HINT_LOGARITHMIC. Some control ports might be hard to
+ for LADSPA_HINT_LOGARITHMIC. Some control ports might be hard to
handle as LAPDSA control ports can have very wide value ranges. It
is possible to enter precise values though. Get LADSPA and the CMT
- plugins from http://www.ladspa.org. All parameters for
- LADSPA-plugins are "sequencable parameters", so you can record
- parameter-change events for the plugin's knobs just as for the
+ plugins from http://www.ladspa.org. All parameters for
+ LADSPA-plugins are "sequencable parameters", so you can record
+ parameter-change events for the plugin's knobs just as for the
standard parameters.
- * GUI re-design to support dynamic plugin GUIs. The
- audiofile-display is now seperated from the turntable's controls.
- The groups are split in to panels which can be minimized if not
- required (orange arrow). The panels' minimized-status will be
- saved within the set files. To add a plugin effect into the
- turntables effect chain click on the "FX"- button and choose the
- plugin of your choice. To get more info on the plugin effects
- click on their panel's label. NOTE: The panning-control is not
+ * GUI re-design to support dynamic plugin GUIs. The
+ audiofile-display is now seperated from the turntable's controls.
+ The groups are split in to panels which can be minimized if not
+ required (orange arrow). The panels' minimized-status will be
+ saved within the set files. To add a plugin effect into the
+ turntables effect chain click on the "FX"- button and choose the
+ plugin of your choice. To get more info on the plugin effects
+ click on their panel's label. NOTE: The panning-control is not
working yet. It'll work as soon as stereo is done.
* As always when introducing something new, the set-file file-format
has changed.
- * The parameter-to-mouse-axis mapping has been moved from hardcoded
- to dynamic. You can now map any parameter that's considered
- "mappable" to the mouse-axis of your choice (for each turntable
+ * The parameter-to-mouse-axis mapping has been moved from hardcoded
+ to dynamic. You can now map any parameter that's considered
+ "mappable" to the mouse-axis of your choice (for each turntable
separately). This is true for the control ports of LADSPA-plugins,
too.
- * Josh Steiner <joschi@eds.org> has joined terminatorX development.
- For this release he has added some startup parameters for
- terminatorX, some of them aiming for future MIDI support, and
- therefor not functional yet. Run "terminatorX --help" to get more
+ * Josh Steiner <joschi@eds.org> has joined terminatorX development.
+ For this release he has added some startup parameters for
+ terminatorX, some of them aiming for future MIDI support, and
+ therefor not functional yet. Run "terminatorX --help" to get more
details.
- * I know write the "manual" in SGML with the DocBook DTD. The
- distribution contains the HTML and the postscript version. These
- transformation have been created using James Clark's jade
- (DSSSL-processor) and Norman Walsh's DSSSL stylesheets for
+ * I know write the "manual" in SGML with the DocBook DTD. The
+ distribution contains the HTML and the postscript version. These
+ transformation have been created using James Clark's jade
+ (DSSSL-processor) and Norman Walsh's DSSSL stylesheets for
DocBook.
* Removed obsolete "number of vtts"-option from the options dialog.
- * Applied a patch from Josh that fixes running the soundfile editor
+ * Applied a patch from Josh that fixes running the soundfile editor
for files including a blank in their filename.
* New tooltips for the complete GUI.
Version 3.61 (unreleased)
- * applied a tiny patch from Atsushi Yamagata
+ * applied a tiny patch from Atsushi Yamagata
<yamagata@plathome.co.jp> to set locale on startup.
Version 3.60
- * terminatorX has a sequencer now. Warning: with the current design
- the sequencer will correctly play back recorded events only when
- the buffer size (of the audio device) is set to the same size as
- it was when recording the events. I know this is annoying and I
- will try to find a solution to this. Please take a look at the
+ * terminatorX has a sequencer now. Warning: with the current design
+ the sequencer will correctly play back recorded events only when
+ the buffer size (of the audio device) is set to the same size as
+ it was when recording the events. I know this is annoying and I
+ will try to find a solution to this. Please take a look at the
README to find out how the sequencer works.
* fixed a bug causing the lowpass filter produce a constant signal
* fixed the load file / drag'n'drop segfault bug
* fixed the prelisten zombie processes bug
- * fixed the segfault on termination bug (with the audio engine
+ * fixed the segfault on termination bug (with the audio engine
running)
- * hacked the mixer code to use 3DNow! too. This improves 3DNow!
- performance gain from previously ~6% to more than 20% (depending
+ * hacked the mixer code to use 3DNow! too. This improves 3DNow!
+ performance gain from previously ~6% to more than 20% (depending
on compiler optimizations)
* extended the set-file-format to allow storing of sequencer events.
This release allows loading old tX-sets too.
- * some gui icons. Choose Text/Icon / Icon only / Text only display
+ * some gui icons. Choose Text/Icon / Icon only / Text only display
of these icons in the Options dialog. You'll have to restart tX to
see the changes though.
- * "soundfile-editor support": Enter the soundfile-editor of your
- choice in the tX-Options dialog (Still looking for an editor?
- Checkout Dave's Linux Sound and MIDI Pages:
+ * "soundfile-editor support": Enter the soundfile-editor of your
+ choice in the tX-Options dialog (Still looking for an editor?
+ Checkout Dave's Linux Sound and MIDI Pages:
http://www.bright.net/~dlphilp/linuxsound/). Click the edit button
- in the Main-Panel to start your editor with the turntable's
+ in the Main-Panel to start your editor with the turntable's
soundfile - edit ;) - save and click the reload button.
* big endian bug fixes by Scott C. Knight <scknight@indiana.edu>
* --enable-benchmark will now produce a benchmark binary. This takes
- a set file as a parameter (that set file should autotrigger all
- tables, else the benchmark will measure how fast tX can generate
+ a set file as a parameter (that set file should autotrigger all
+ tables, else the benchmark will measure how fast tX can generate
zeros ;) WARNING: the benchmark binary is not a usable terminatorX
binary.
- * a new dial-widget. I created this for the upcoming GUI-redesign -
- and decided I let you debug it right now ;) If you don't want it
+ * a new dial-widget. I created this for the upcoming GUI-redesign -
+ and decided I let you debug it right now ;) If you don't want it
run configure with the --disable-dial switch.
- * some gui redesign. The volume scales are now located near their
- corresponding "flash"-widget. This release fits into very small
+ * some gui redesign. The volume scales are now located near their
+ corresponding "flash"-widget. This release fits into very small
windows - so it should be usable on smaller displays as well.
- * Adrian told me configure doesn't have to check for glib after
+ * Adrian told me configure doesn't have to check for glib after
checking for gtk+ - I guess he's right so the glib-test has gone.
* more minor fixes
Version 3.55
- * implemented "sequenceable parameters" (see tX_seqpar.*). This
- means the groundwork for the sequencer is done. Although this
+ * implemented "sequenceable parameters" (see tX_seqpar.*). This
+ means the groundwork for the sequencer is done. Although this
release does not yet feature a sequencer - there's still a profit:
- you can now see the GUI (e.g. the lowpass-freq slider) update
+ you can now see the GUI (e.g. the lowpass-freq slider) update
while you change that value with your mouse in dga grab mode (e.g.
up/down with the default X/Y-Control settings).
* fixed (libmmx) mmx.h to work with gcc 2.95 and above
- * fixed compilation problems for big endian machines. still runtime
+ * fixed compilation problems for big endian machines. still runtime
probs reported though.
- * fixed configure-script as the new bash complains about == in
+ * fixed configure-script as the new bash complains about == in
string compares
* fixed some gui segfaults
- * added an ugly GNOME-mimetype installer. This installs the
+ * added an ugly GNOME-mimetype installer. This installs the
".tX"-mime type, an terminatorX-application icon and a ".tX"-icon.
- I could use some hints on how I could make automake install that
+ I could use some hints on how I could make automake install that
instead of an extra script. (see README.GNOME)
* added Drag'n Drop support. Works with the great gmc. Drop an audio
- file over the filename-button or the wavdisplay of a turntable to
- load it into that table. Drop an audiofile over the "Add
- Turntable" Button to create a new turntable and load that file
+ file over the filename-button or the wavdisplay of a turntable to
+ load it into that table. Drop an audiofile over the "Add
+ Turntable" Button to create a new turntable and load that file
into that turntable. Drop a tX-set file over the "Load Set" button
to load the set.
Version 3.51
- * fixes the load_piped() compilation error if you use neither sox
- nor mpg123. Note that you have no "pre-listening" without mpg123
+ * fixes the load_piped() compilation error if you use neither sox
+ nor mpg123. Note that you have no "pre-listening" without mpg123
for mp3s and no "pre-listening" for any other file without sox.
Version 3.5
- * Yet another redesign ;) Oh well this project moved from
- c++/multithreaded to c++/singlethreaded, to c/multithreaded and
- now, finally, back to c++/multithreaded. This shows quite some
+ * Yet another redesign ;) Oh well this project moved from
+ c++/multithreaded to c++/singlethreaded, to c/multithreaded and
+ now, finally, back to c++/multithreaded. This shows quite some
foresight, I'd say ;)
- * Due to the redesign I had to change a lot (everything?) again so
+ * Due to the redesign I had to change a lot (everything?) again so
this document can impossibly hold all changes. but let's see:
- * tX now uses floats instead of doubles for a lot of parameters.
- Therefore the old .terminatorXrc.bin is now called
- .terminatorX3rc.bin to allow parallel use of older releases. But
- you'll have to configure the new release again the first time you
+ * tX now uses floats instead of doubles for a lot of parameters.
+ Therefore the old .terminatorXrc.bin is now called
+ .terminatorX3rc.bin to allow parallel use of older releases. But
+ you'll have to configure the new release again the first time you
run it.
- * tX now supports an unlimited no of turntables. The only limit is
+ * tX now supports an unlimited no of turntables. The only limit is
your display really.
* Each of these turntables has their own pitch / volume settings and
a dedicated lowpass and echo effect section.
- * You can now map mouse motion to a function of your choice
+ * You can now map mouse motion to a function of your choice
(scratching/ volume/cutoff/echo-feedback and nothing)
* Recording will now happen straight to disk. You'll have to specify
a filename before you start recording.
* You can sync the turntables to one master turntable.
- * There are two master settings for pitch and volume available to
- modify all turntables. The turntable pitch is relative to the
+ * There are two master settings for pitch and volume available to
+ modify all turntables. The turntable pitch is relative to the
master pitch.
- * You can save a complete set (of turntables and settings) to a .tX
+ * You can save a complete set (of turntables and settings) to a .tX
set file. The audiofile data will *not* be saved within that file,
but it'll contain the absolut filename to these files. I know this
- makes the act of exchanging sets over the net more complex so if
+ makes the act of exchanging sets over the net more complex so if
somebody wants to code set files with integrated audio data... ;)
* The way audiofiles are loaded has been redesigned too: the builtin
- wav routines, the sox support and mpg123 are no longer connected.
- This means you can use mpg123 support without sox support and
- still have the builtin wav routines enabled. If you have the
- builtin wav reader and sox enabled, tX will try try to use the
- builtin routines first, and if they fail sox will be used as a
- fallback which is of course slower as you know... There's some
- support for Benno Senoner's brilliant 3.2-mmap() patch but the
+ wav routines, the sox support and mpg123 are no longer connected.
+ This means you can use mpg123 support without sox support and
+ still have the builtin wav routines enabled. If you have the
+ builtin wav reader and sox enabled, tX will try try to use the
+ builtin routines first, and if they fail sox will be used as a
+ fallback which is of course slower as you know... There's some
+ support for Benno Senoner's brilliant 3.2-mmap() patch but the
patch still needs to be ported.
* You can now select which parameter to map to a mouse axis.
* experimental 3DNow! support (works with gcc < 2.95 only)
* tX-windows now have an icon, thanks Michael!
Version 3.2
- * implemented 2D-Scratching ;) You can now use the other axis of
- your mouse two modify the cutoff frequency of the lowpass filter
- (if enabled). The resonance factor can be set via the slider
- underneath "LP Filter". Seems to eat quite some CPU power
+ * implemented 2D-Scratching ;) You can now use the other axis of
+ your mouse two modify the cutoff frequency of the lowpass filter
+ (if enabled). The resonance factor can be set via the slider
+ underneath "LP Filter". Seems to eat quite some CPU power
though...
* Updated THANKS, AUTHORS
* as most people seem to use sox/mpg123 anyway and as I still get "I
- want mp3" emails I changed the configure script slightly: It now
- automatically enables the use of sox and mpg123 if these are
- available. If you still want 'em good old 16Bit/44.1Khz/Mono
- builtin routines you have to specify --enable-wavonly with your
+ want mp3" emails I changed the configure script slightly: It now
+ automatically enables the use of sox and mpg123 if these are
+ available. If you still want 'em good old 16Bit/44.1Khz/Mono
+ builtin routines you have to specify --enable-wavonly with your
configure cmdline.
- * Prepared the tarball for the Win32 port. You can now compile tX
- with cygwin and the Makefile.cygwin in the src directory if you
- have all the required libs (gtk, pthreads etc...). The resulting
- exe will run BUT is completely unusable for now... Stou Sandalski
- <tangui@cell2000.net> and I are planning to make it usable in the
+ * Prepared the tarball for the Win32 port. You can now compile tX
+ with cygwin and the Makefile.cygwin in the src directory if you
+ have all the required libs (gtk, pthreads etc...). The resulting
+ exe will run BUT is completely unusable for now... Stou Sandalski
+ <tangui@cell2000.net> and I are planning to make it usable in the
future.
- * The About-Dialog now contains some info on how the binary was
+ * The About-Dialog now contains some info on how the binary was
compiled
Version 3.1
- * Optimized audio-rendering code for speed (might run on some
- machines with smaller buffsize (-> lower latency) than pre-3.1) -
- Hey, tX now uses less than 10% CPU (says kpm) with mixing enabled
+ * Optimized audio-rendering code for speed (might run on some
+ machines with smaller buffsize (-> lower latency) than pre-3.1) -
+ Hey, tX now uses less than 10% CPU (says kpm) with mixing enabled
on my i586-200MMX machine!!
- * "fixed" stdout-output. Due to the pipe-buffering realtime
+ * "fixed" stdout-output. Due to the pipe-buffering realtime
schratching can not be considered usable for now :(
- * Added config option --enable-scheduler, which will cause the
- terminatorX engine-thread to run with FIFO scheduling policy and
- highest priority. This might enable some machines to use smaller
- buffsizes. It requries root privileges though - either run
+ * Added config option --enable-scheduler, which will cause the
+ terminatorX engine-thread to run with FIFO scheduling policy and
+ highest priority. This might enable some machines to use smaller
+ buffsizes. It requries root privileges though - either run
terminatorX as root - or make terminatorX suid root WHICH IS A BAD
- IDEA FOR MULTI-USER SYSTEMS IF OTHER USERS CAN ACCESS THE BINARY
- ;) You only have to think about this when you experience buffer
+ IDEA FOR MULTI-USER SYSTEMS IF OTHER USERS CAN ACCESS THE BINARY
+ ;) You only have to think about this when you experience buffer
underruns with your desired latency. And it might not even help...
- * Rehacked the de-clicking (fading) code. The old one tried to be
- much more intelligent - and failed fading out the signal
- sometimes. The new code is much simpler (faster) and is much more
+ * Rehacked the de-clicking (fading) code. The old one tried to be
+ much more intelligent - and failed fading out the signal
+ sometimes. The new code is much simpler (faster) and is much more
reliable.
- * added common sense to the warp feature (f-key in scratch mode).
- The warping speed is still connected to the mouse speed but it's
- now adjusted to the sample size as well: you can warp through any
+ * added common sense to the warp feature (f-key in scratch mode).
+ The warping speed is still connected to the mouse speed but it's
+ now adjusted to the sample size as well: you can warp through any
sample completely with the same mouse distance.
- * added debug configure switch. Enables (very few) debug messages
+ * added debug configure switch. Enables (very few) debug messages
for now. I decided not to enable the old V2.X messages as they are
sent to stdout, which would sound pretty strange to people who use
the stdout-option.
Version 3.02
* Fixed Adrian's name in the THANKS file. Sorry, Adrian.
- * Corrected Makefile.am for license.c that did not build correctly
+ * Corrected Makefile.am for license.c that did not build correctly
on some systems - Thanks to Michael Pruett
<mikep@ugcs.caltech.edu>
Version 3.01
- * fixed a bug that caused terminatorX to crash without --enable-sox
+ * fixed a bug that caused terminatorX to crash without --enable-sox
or mpg123input.
Version 3.0
* new mouse-sampling code now uses DGA's DirectMouse
* implemented "initalizing"-support for XInput devices.
* new (alpha) "pre-listening" feature in scratch/loop dialogs
- * hacked vtt for click-free audio. Might be problematic with big
- kernel level buffersizes but scratching with big buffsize is no
+ * hacked vtt for click-free audio. Might be problematic with big
+ kernel level buffersizes but scratching with big buffsize is no
fun anyway.
- * options are now stored in ~/.terminatorXrc.bin automatically (on
+ * options are now stored in ~/.terminatorXrc.bin automatically (on
exit) as well as windowsize and the last used filenames
- * terminatorX now comes with a configure script - no more Makefile
+ * terminatorX now comes with a configure script - no more Makefile
hacking required (nor a good idea ;) )
* new wavdisplay-widget update frequency is now configureable
- * new position-display is much more visible which allows more
+ * new position-display is much more visible which allows more
precise scratching
- * new mute-feature allows you to silence the scratch-playback
- completely while the loop keeps playing (press either <m>-key or
+ * new mute-feature allows you to silence the scratch-playback
+ completely while the loop keeps playing (press either <m>-key or
right mouse-button.
* support for mouse buttons:
+ 1. (left) button: same as <SPACE>, do scratch
+ 2. (right) button: mute scratch
+ 3. (middle) button: stop
* wrote support for sox and mpg123. This enables terminatorX to read
- close to any audiofile. You need to have sox and mp3 and this
- feature (as it is still alpha) needs to be enabled via
+ close to any audiofile. You need to have sox and mp3 and this
+ feature (as it is still alpha) needs to be enabled via
configure-switches see INSTALL
* licmak now is an awk script. Thanks Christian! I was also received
- two perl scripts (Thanks, guys!) but I now use the awk script as
+ two perl scripts (Thanks, guys!) but I now use the awk script as
it is the smallest.
* introduced <F>-key to "warp" through scratch-sample (just check it
out)
Version 2.3
* wavfile overreading fixed by Andrew C. Bul+hac?k <acb@zikzak.net>
- * Using portable type definitions now where required. If you don't
- have a <sys/types.h> on your system and your machines type sizes
- equal those of an X86-machine you can specify -DUSE_X86_TYPES in
+ * Using portable type definitions now where required. If you don't
+ have a <sys/types.h> on your system and your machines type sizes
+ equal those of an X86-machine you can specify -DUSE_X86_TYPES in
Makefile to compile without <sys/types.h>
* Slight change in audiodevice-handling that fixes improper buffsize
settings on some soundcards (e.g. GUS)
- * Implemented "keep device open"-feature. Needs to be enabled via
+ * Implemented "keep device open"-feature. Needs to be enabled via
the -DKEEP_DEV_OPEN switch in Makefile
* Added some comments to the Makefile for easier editing
- * Added Big Endian support. Use -DBIG_ENDIAN_MACHINE for big endian
- hosts like ultrapenguin suns or linux ppc. There's also
- -DBIG_ENDIAN_AUDIO for big endian audio hardware (rare?)
+ * Added Big Endian support. Use -DBIG_ENDIAN_MACHINE for big endian
+ hosts like ultrapenguin suns or linux ppc. There's also
+ -DBIG_ENDIAN_AUDIO for big endian audio hardware (rare?)
available, although proabably nobody will need this.
- * Changed mix behaviour: Mix is now automatically turned on on
- startup if the user has specified a proper loop file. (with the
+ * Changed mix behaviour: Mix is now automatically turned on on
+ startup if the user has specified a proper loop file. (with the
--loop or -l switch)
- * New mixing routine. You can now set the loop to scratch volume
+ * New mixing routine. You can now set the loop to scratch volume
ratio with the cursor keys (left/right). If you modify the volumes
- while recording these action's will not be recorded. Saving
+ while recording these action's will not be recorded. Saving
happens with the currently set level.
* Fixed README-Bug said <m> instead of <x>
* added commandline options and help (on usage and keys)
* added raw/mixed save scratch feature
* added licmak to include license into binary
- * new handling of XAutoRepeat, only turned off now when SPACE
+ * new handling of XAutoRepeat, only turned off now when SPACE
pressed
- * modified wave display (faster + nicer + incorrect (who cares
+ * modified wave display (faster + nicer + incorrect (who cares
anyway))
* Makefile fixed by Adrian Reber <adrian@lisas.de>
* bug fixes
git://lisas.de / terminatorX.git / commitdiff