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Fixes hanging child process in the "pipe" output plugin.
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Link libvorbisfile first, followed to libvorbis and finally libogg.
This order is necessary because libvorbisfile depends on libvorbis.
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Fixes another linker failure. Similar to commit ea406875
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Implements the error checks missing in commit 0bad8406
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Missing from commit 48c96bba
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Since the encoder plugin uses a libvorbis function (and not only
libvorbisenc functions), we need to link with libvorbis explicitly.
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Allows the kernel to combine timer wakeups with other processes,
reducing power usage.
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Allow semicolons and single quotes in the stream title. This is not
part of any specification, but found in real life.
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This commit adds the NeighborPlugin API which can be used to detect
nearby file servers that can be used by input plugins. This list of
servers is exported using the new "listneighbors" command. The idle
even "neighbor" notifies interested clients when a new neighbor is
found or an existing one is lost.
There's a lot missing currently: protocol&user documentation, and a
way to "mount" remote servers into the music database. Obviously,
some code from the UPnP database plugin can be moved to a neighbor
plugin.
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Works around a build failure on Solaris because annoyingly, Solaris
reserves the name "queue". This rename was pending anyway.
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The update thread should not affect the rest of the system, therefore
set "idle" priority, and let it only run when nobody else is using the
resources.
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This encoding plugin features a fixed-point mp3 encoder,
with faster encoding on architectures without a FPU.
Right now the encoder is limited to stereo and 16 bit depth.
The bitrate and sample rate can be modified in audio_output.
audio_output {
type "httpd"
name "My shine stream"
encoder "shine"
port "8000"
format "44100:16:2"
bitrate "320" # default: 128
}
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Look for symbol "mpc_demux_init" which does not exist in SV7. This
avoids build failures when SV7 was found by configure.ac.
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Send "idle" to the other MPD whenever there's nothing else to do and
forward incoming "idle database" events to all our MPD clients.
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[mk: renamed source files, applied coding style, reduced bloat, using
MPD's threading library, using MPD's error reporting and logging
library and refactoring, fixed lots of bugs]
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Add the TagStream.cxx library, similar to TagFile.cxx, and use it to
load tags from song files inside archives.
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If we have libyajl 2.0.1 (without a pkg-config file), our configure.ac
would assume this is the libyajl 1.0 API, because the function
yajl_alloc() exists in both. This commit changes the library check to
the function yajl_parse_complete() which was removed in the 2.0 API.
This fixes build failure with libyajl 2.0.1.
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We can assume that initgroups() would be a no-op in that case, however
initgroups() is not allowed for unprivileged users anyway.
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Instead of just adding a rectangular random value before shifting back
to the normal scale, use the existing PcmDither library.
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The "mode" of the second ReplayGainFilter was never set, and thus
replay gain was never applied to the new song during cross-fade.
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I've created an elementary input plugin that plays sound from the
soundcard, so you can use MPD to listen to anything connected to the
line-in jack, or to Video4Linux FM radio cards that send audio through
the soundcard. There has been a small number of posts here in the
past requesting line-in input, so here is a first, simplistic stab at
it.
The patch adds a new sheme, alsa://, which causes mpd to play data
read directly from a souncdard. It defaults to hw:0,0, but you can
pass any ALSA device name in the URI. So, using mpc for example:
mpc add alsa://
mpc play
will play from device hw:0,0.
To use a diffferent device:
mpc add alsa://hw:1,0
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Some tagging libraries (eg. TagLib) produce that variant.
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This is safer, and works without epoll(). Fixes a build failure with
uClibc, which does not support epoll().
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If the file was recognized by a decoder plugin, accept it - don't
require metadata.
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