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Remove @dirrm entries from PLISTs
Update to 0.5.1: version 0.5.1: - Fixed broken symlink problem in plugins/tta/Makefile.am - Don't write files/directories with leading dots. (#1427) - Added SetNotifyCallback to the Python bindings.
Update to 0.5.0. Bigger API change, old version in libtunepimp0.4.
Changes:
version 0.5.0:
- Versioned header files. tunepimp/tunepimp.h -> tunepimp-0.5/tunepimp.h
- Removed track lookup parts of libtunepimp
- WavPack, Speex and The True Audio metadata plugins
- Correct handling of UNC paths on Windows
- Fixed non-album tracks renaming/moving (#1408)
- Trivial change to id3tag to read tags empty ID3 frames (#1568)
version 0.5.0-alpha2:
- Python bindings: compatibility with ctypes 0.9.9.3 (#1171)
- Python bindings: fixed libtunepimp .so version (3 -> 4) (#1168)
- Support for "Windows-safe" file names on non-Windows systems (for files on
FAT32, Samba, ...) (#1014, #1222)
- Fixed checking for end of stream in Ogg Vorbis and FLAC plugins (#1291)
- Added decoding to MPC plugin (#1355)
version 0.5.0-alpha1:
- New acoustic fingerprint technology - MusicDNS <http://www.musicdns.org/>
- New file name format variable %albumtracks (#951)
Initial import of libtunepimp-0.4.2: The TunePimp library serves as a tool to allow developers to create MusicBrainz enabled tagging applications. The TunePimp library is a full featured tagging library that allows the developer to open music files for identification/lookup. Once files have been identified, it writes new metadata tags to the music files and writes the files to a standardized directory hierarchy. TunePimp includes the following features: * Create TRM IDs from WAV, MP3, Ogg/Vorbis and FLAC files * Automatically lookup files by TRM or by metadata * Read and write metadata from the music files * Optionally rename files according to a user specified file mask * Optionally move files to a user specified directory hierarchy
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