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Gildas Bazin | 2 Mar 2004 13:22

[ANN] VLC O.7.1

The VideoLAN team is happy to announce version 0.7.1 of VLC media player.

This new release is a bit more than a bug-fix release as it does in fact 
include many new features:
* IGMPv3 support for Linux and Windows XP
* Software DTS audio decoding using libdts (www.videolan.org/dtsdec.html)
* SVCD (Philips OGT) and CVD subtitles
* PVA and NSV demuxers
* MOD audio support
* Demuxer using libavformat (ffmpeg) for fringe formats support
* DV audio support is back
* OpenGL video output plugin for OSX
* And the usual bug fixes !

For a complete list, please have a look at the release notes:
     http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/NEWS

Binary packages are already available for:
        - Windows
        - MacOS X
        - BeOS

Other binaries packages (Debian Packages, RedHad/Fedora Core RPM) should
follow.

You can download the source code or binaries packages from here:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc by clicking your OS logo.

For the VideoLAN team,
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Gildas Bazin | 2 Mar 2004 13:05
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VLC O.7.1

The VideoLAN team is happy to announce version 0.7.1 of VLC media player.

This new release is a bit more than a bug-fix release as it does in fact 
include many new features:
* IGMPv3 support for Linux and Windows XP
* Software DTS audio decoding using libdts (www.videolan.org/dtsdec.html)
* SVCD (Philips OGT) and CVD subtitles
* PVA and NSV demuxers
* MOD audio support
* Demuxer using libavformat (ffmpeg) for fringe formats support
* DV audio support is back
* OpenGL video output plugin for OSX
* And the usual bug fixes !

For a complete list, please have a look at the release notes:
     http://developers.videolan.org/vlc/NEWS

Binary packages are already available for:
        - Windows
        - MacOS X
        - BeOS

Other binaries packages (Debian Packages, RedHad/Fedora Core RPM) should
follow.

You can download the source code or binaries packages from here:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc by clicking your OS logo.

For the VideoLAN team,
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Jean-Paul Saman | 2 Mar 2004 20:53
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[ANN] GPE VLC 0.7.1 for iPaq


The VideoLAN team is happy to announce version 0.7.1 of the VLC Media 
Player for iPAQ. It is the first official iPAQ version of VLC for the 
Familiar v0.7.x releases and features a new user interface, more codec 
support, camera support through Video4Linux devices and many more.

The full features list is here:

     http://www.videolan.org/vlc/features.html

Some highlight changes for iPAQ this release are:

* User Interface: New interface called PDA based on GTK2
* Gettext support for all languagues supported by VLC
* Streaming Server (audio and video) through sout module also supporting 
FTP and HTTP for Video On Demand.
* Camera support and Video4Linux enabled devices.
* New video and audio codecs through FFMPEG, FAAD, FAAC, A52, etc.
* Misc:
    - Service Location Protocol support through OpenSLP module
    - Subtitle rendering with freetype module

There have been two gpe-vlc-* packages created one targeted at 
H3600/H3800 and one at XScale/PXA. Binary ipk's can be downloaded from 
this location:

     http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-familiar.html

You can download the source code or binaries packages from here:
http://www.videolan.org/vlc by clicking your OS logo.
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Rene Wagner | 7 Mar 2004 14:23
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Re: [ANN] GPE VLC 0.7.1 for iPaq

Hi,

I have had little success trying to install the VLC packages from
http://download.videolan.org/pub/videolan/vlc/ipkg-feed/armv4l/v0.7.1/h3600/
on a current familiar/gpe unstable system...

A few points:

- IMHO gpe-vlc-h3600 should depend libmad0 and libid3tag0 which are 
  available in familiar (and installed on my system, thus requiring
  installing your libmad and libid3tag ipkgs with -force-overwrite
  or installing gpe-vlc-h3600 with -nodeps).

- So, if you want to provide upgraded packages (libmad, libid3tag)
  please name them in a way that allows upgrading.

- Unfortunately all I get from vlc is:
  "vlc: error while loading shared libraries: libmpeg2.so.0: cannot
   open shared object file: No such file or directory"

  And I can't find any libmpeg2 ipkg.

Maybe you can give me some hints.

Regards,

Rene

PS: Left all in CC, sorry for any inconveniency.
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