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== Important notes == | == Important notes == | ||
− | * This version of VLC contains a [[Qt Interface|new interface]] for Windows and Linux. This interface lacks a few features that used to be present in vlc 0.8.6: | + | * This version of VLC contains a [[Qt Interface|new interface]] for Windows and Linux. This interface lacks a few features that used to be present in vlc 0.8.6: |
** "Streaming wizard" and "VLM control". These features will be replaced by a better alternative in the next version. If you absolutely need these features, we advise you to keep vlc 0.8.6 | ** "Streaming wizard" and "VLM control". These features will be replaced by a better alternative in the next version. If you absolutely need these features, we advise you to keep vlc 0.8.6 | ||
** Similarly, "Bookmarks" will be reintroduced in an improved version at a later point | ** Similarly, "Bookmarks" will be reintroduced in an improved version at a later point | ||
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* The [[HTTP Interface]] is now only available on the local machine by default. | * The [[HTTP Interface]] is now only available on the local machine by default. | ||
: If you want to make it available from other machines, you will have to edit the ".hosts" file. | : If you want to make it available from other machines, you will have to edit the ".hosts" file. | ||
− | : | + | :* On UNIX/Linux, the file is in /usr/share/vlc/http/.hosts |
+ | :: If you're using the old http interface, it's located in /usr/share/vlc/http/old/.hosts | ||
+ | :* On Windows they are in C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\http\.hosts and C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\http\old\.hosts | ||
+ | :* On Mac OS X, you can find it in VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/http/.hosts and respectively in VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/http/old/.hosts | ||
+ | |||
+ | * The "[[RTP|rtp]]" access output module has been removed: | ||
+ | : Please use the RTP stream output instead, e.g.: | ||
+ | : Old: '#std{access=rtp,dst=239.255.1.2,sap}' | ||
+ | : New: '#rtp{dst=239.255.1.2,sap}' | ||
== Important Changes == | == Important Changes == | ||
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** [[Shoutcast]] TV listings | ** [[Shoutcast]] TV listings | ||
** [http://www.audioscrobbler.net/ Audioscrobbler]/[http://www.last.fm/ last.fm] support | ** [http://www.audioscrobbler.net/ Audioscrobbler]/[http://www.last.fm/ last.fm] support | ||
+ | * Album art support | ||
* User definable Lua playlist scripts. See [http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/trunk/share/luaplaylist/README.txt share/luaplaylist/README.txt] | * User definable Lua playlist scripts. See [http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/trunk/share/luaplaylist/README.txt share/luaplaylist/README.txt] | ||
:(Default scripts open YouTube, DailyMotion, metacafe and Google Video URLs) | :(Default scripts open YouTube, DailyMotion, metacafe and Google Video URLs) | ||
+ | * User definable Lua metadata and album art fetcher scripts. See [http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/browser/trunk/share/luameta/README.txt share/luameta/README.txt] | ||
=== Input/Demuxers === | === Input/Demuxers === | ||
− | * [[UDP-Lite]] | + | * [[UDP-Lite]] transport for [[RTP]]/[[AVP]] |
− | * [[DCCP]] | + | * [[DCCP]] transport for [[RTP]]/[[AVP]] |
* Proxy support for [[MMSH]] stream | * Proxy support for [[MMSH]] stream | ||
* [[JACK]] audio input support | * [[JACK]] audio input support | ||
+ | * MP4 gpac and Apple chapter support | ||
+ | * Input run time option (improved live stream recording) | ||
+ | * Fixed aiff stereo file | ||
+ | * Fixed audio glitch on seek | ||
+ | * Improved FLAC demuxer (duration / current time / meta data) | ||
+ | * AAC tags support | ||
+ | * APEv1/2 tags support | ||
+ | * Improved ID3v2 tags support | ||
+ | * Improved Ogg/Vorbis tags support | ||
+ | * Raw video support | ||
+ | * Standard MIDI File (types 0 & 1) support | ||
+ | * Tivo Series 2 support | ||
+ | * v4l2 access module support | ||
+ | * CD+G karaoke Files support | ||
+ | * MXF files support | ||
=== Decoders === | === Decoders === | ||
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* Flash Screen Video support | * Flash Screen Video support | ||
* CamStudio Screen Video support | * CamStudio Screen Video support | ||
− | * | + | * DOSBox Capture support |
* Karl Morton's Video support | * Karl Morton's Video support | ||
* limited atrac3 support | * limited atrac3 support | ||
− | * New codec | + | * Fluidsynth MIDI software synthesis (with external sound fonts) |
+ | * New codec FOURCCs to support more specific files: Avid, FCP, Sony, Samsung, ... | ||
+ | * Closed Caption Decoder (DVD, ReplayTV, Tivo, DVB/ATSC) | ||
+ | * H.264 PAFF support | ||
+ | * DNxHD / VC-3 support | ||
+ | * NellyMoser ASAO support | ||
+ | * APE (Monkey audio) support | ||
+ | * VBI & EBU (Teletext) support | ||
=== Encoders === | === Encoders === | ||
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* New bluescreen video filter (for use with the mosaic_bridge module). This was previously part of the mosaic module. | * New bluescreen video filter (for use with the mosaic_bridge module). This was previously part of the mosaic module. | ||
* Fix random characters problem in RSS filter. | * Fix random characters problem in RSS filter. | ||
+ | * Add rotate-deciangle for more precision on rotate filter | ||
+ | * Support for Intel SSE2 intruction set in chroma converters | ||
+ | * Improved use of Intel MMX intruction set in chroma converters | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Audio output and filters === | ||
+ | * Replay gain support. | ||
+ | * Play audio when going slower/faster ( no pitch filter yet ). | ||
+ | * New spatializer audio filter. | ||
=== Stream output === | === Stream output === | ||
− | * | + | * RTSP for TS-multiplexed broadcast streams |
− | * | + | * New RTP payload formats: |
+ | ** Speex voice audio codec | ||
+ | ** ITU T.140 (for text, subtitles) output | ||
+ | ** G.711 (both A-law and µ-law) output | ||
+ | * UDP-Lite transport for RTP | ||
+ | * DCCP transport for RTP | ||
+ | * Lots of fixes for RTSP broadcasting | ||
=== Interfaces === | === Interfaces === | ||
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** Improved user interaction | ** Improved user interaction | ||
** Improved [[Mouse Gestures|mouse gestures]] | ** Improved [[Mouse Gestures|mouse gestures]] | ||
+ | ** Experimental Lua interface modules. See vlc -I lua for more info | ||
* Unix | * Unix | ||
− | ** | + | ** Option to allow only one running instance, using [[D-Bus]] interface. |
− | ** [[D-Bus]] Interface | + | ** [[D-Bus]] Interface implementing the MPRIS (Media Player Remote Interfacing specification - see [[DBus-spec]]), a common dbus control interface for media players that intends to become an xdg standard when finished: [http://wiki.xmms2.xmms.se/index.php/Media_Player_Interfaces]. |
+ | * Motion module use disk accelerometers to keep video horizontal | ||
+ | * Ncurses interface now uses ncursesw to correctly display wide characters when using an UTF-8 locale. | ||
+ | * Plugin to set Telepathy presence message using MissionControl | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Linux Port === | ||
+ | * VLC now complies with the [http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-0.6.html XDG Base Directory Specification version 0.6] (which means that VLC doesn't use the $HOME/.vlc directory anymore) | ||
+ | |||
+ | === Mac OS X Port === | ||
+ | * Mac OS X Framework that can be used to embed VLC in third party applications. (Google Summer Of Code Student project). | ||
+ | |||
+ | === LibVLC === | ||
+ | * Event management and various improvement in libvlc. (Part of a Google Summer Of Code Student project). | ||
=== Capture === | === Capture === | ||
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=== Localisations === | === Localisations === | ||
+ | * Finnish | ||
* Persian | * Persian | ||
+ | * Polish | ||
+ | |||
+ | == Changes in between == | ||
+ | Links to changelogs between: | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6i|0.8.6h and 0.8.6i]] | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6h|0.8.6g and 0.8.6h]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6g|0.8.6f and 0.8.6g]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6f|0.8.6e and 0.8.6f]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6e|0.8.6d and 0.8.6e]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6d|0.8.6c and 0.8.6d]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6c|0.8.6b and 0.8.6c]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6b|0.8.6a and 0.8.6b]]<br/> | ||
+ | :[[Changelog/0.8.6a|0.8.6 and 0.8.6a]]<br/> | ||
+ | |||
+ | [[Category:Changelog]] |
Latest revision as of 03:13, 19 March 2019
Contents
Changes between 0.8.6 and 0.9.0
Important notes
- This version of VLC contains a new interface for Windows and Linux. This interface lacks a few features that used to be present in vlc 0.8.6:
- "Streaming wizard" and "VLM control". These features will be replaced by a better alternative in the next version. If you absolutely need these features, we advise you to keep vlc 0.8.6
- Similarly, "Bookmarks" will be reintroduced in an improved version at a later point
- The default Interface is now Qt Interface on linux and windows.
- The default for --sout-keep has changed. It's now activated by default.
- The marq, mosaic and logo commands in the rc interface changed. They now require a target name as their first argument. Example:
vlc --sub-filter "marq@test{marquee=Hello}" -I rc <somevideo>
- You can then use commands like:
@test marq-marquee Goodbye
- These new commands are also available in the telnet interface.
- The HTTP Interface is now only available on the local machine by default.
- If you want to make it available from other machines, you will have to edit the ".hosts" file.
- On UNIX/Linux, the file is in /usr/share/vlc/http/.hosts
- If you're using the old http interface, it's located in /usr/share/vlc/http/old/.hosts
- On Windows they are in C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\http\.hosts and C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\http\old\.hosts
- On Mac OS X, you can find it in VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/http/.hosts and respectively in VLC.app/Contents/MacOS/share/http/old/.hosts
- The "rtp" access output module has been removed:
- Please use the RTP stream output instead, e.g.:
- Old: '#std{access=rtp,dst=239.255.1.2,sap}'
- New: '#rtp{dst=239.255.1.2,sap}'
Important Changes
Playlist
- Vastly improved playlist support:
- Media library support
- "Live search"
- Shoutcast TV listings
- Audioscrobbler/last.fm support
- Album art support
- User definable Lua playlist scripts. See share/luaplaylist/README.txt
- (Default scripts open YouTube, DailyMotion, metacafe and Google Video URLs)
- User definable Lua metadata and album art fetcher scripts. See share/luameta/README.txt
Input/Demuxers
- UDP-Lite transport for RTP/AVP
- DCCP transport for RTP/AVP
- Proxy support for MMSH stream
- JACK audio input support
- MP4 gpac and Apple chapter support
- Input run time option (improved live stream recording)
- Fixed aiff stereo file
- Fixed audio glitch on seek
- Improved FLAC demuxer (duration / current time / meta data)
- AAC tags support
- APEv1/2 tags support
- Improved ID3v2 tags support
- Improved Ogg/Vorbis tags support
- Raw video support
- Standard MIDI File (types 0 & 1) support
- Tivo Series 2 support
- v4l2 access module support
- CD+G karaoke Files support
- MXF files support
Decoders
- VP60/VP61/VP6F/VP62 support
- MKV USF subtitles support
- HTML based subtitles support
- Flash Screen Video support
- CamStudio Screen Video support
- DOSBox Capture support
- Karl Morton's Video support
- limited atrac3 support
- Fluidsynth MIDI software synthesis (with external sound fonts)
- New codec FOURCCs to support more specific files: Avid, FCP, Sony, Samsung, ...
- Closed Caption Decoder (DVD, ReplayTV, Tivo, DVB/ATSC)
- H.264 PAFF support
- DNxHD / VC-3 support
- NellyMoser ASAO support
- APE (Monkey audio) support
- VBI & EBU (Teletext) support
Encoders
- Flash Screen Video support
Video output and filters
- Adjust, Invert and Distort (now split into Wave, Ripple, Gradient and Psychedelic) video filters can now be streamed
- New puzzle video output filter
- Rewrite motion detection video filter
- New extract video filter (extract Red, Green and Blue components from a video)
- New sharpen video filter (increase the contrast of adjacent pixels)
- New erase video filter (remove a logo from a video)
- Enhancements to subtitles' renderer to support bold, italics and some HTML tags
- Support for RGBA and I420 blending. This improves Mosaic CPU usage *a lot*.
- New transparency mask video filter (for use with the mosaic_bridge module).
- New bluescreen video filter (for use with the mosaic_bridge module). This was previously part of the mosaic module.
- Fix random characters problem in RSS filter.
- Add rotate-deciangle for more precision on rotate filter
- Support for Intel SSE2 intruction set in chroma converters
- Improved use of Intel MMX intruction set in chroma converters
Audio output and filters
- Replay gain support.
- Play audio when going slower/faster ( no pitch filter yet ).
- New spatializer audio filter.
Stream output
- RTSP for TS-multiplexed broadcast streams
- New RTP payload formats:
- Speex voice audio codec
- ITU T.140 (for text, subtitles) output
- G.711 (both A-law and µ-law) output
- UDP-Lite transport for RTP
- DCCP transport for RTP
- Lots of fixes for RTSP broadcasting
Interfaces
- Windows/Linux
- Brand new interface for Linux and Windows, based on the Qt toolkit
- All
- Improved user interaction
- Improved mouse gestures
- Experimental Lua interface modules. See vlc -I lua for more info
- Unix
- Motion module use disk accelerometers to keep video horizontal
- Ncurses interface now uses ncursesw to correctly display wide characters when using an UTF-8 locale.
- Plugin to set Telepathy presence message using MissionControl
Linux Port
- VLC now complies with the XDG Base Directory Specification version 0.6 (which means that VLC doesn't use the $HOME/.vlc directory anymore)
Mac OS X Port
- Mac OS X Framework that can be used to embed VLC in third party applications. (Google Summer Of Code Student project).
LibVLC
- Event management and various improvement in libvlc. (Part of a Google Summer Of Code Student project).
Capture
Localisations
- Finnish
- Persian
- Polish
Changes in between
Links to changelogs between: