sexySPC is a plugin for XMMS which plays SPC files (SNES sound files)


http://sexyspc.sourceforge.net





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2006-05-19

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2005-03-31

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    Anonymous created the Update to SNESAPU 3.0? artifact

    posted by nobody 1275 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.5.0 file released: sexyspc-0.5.0.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.5.0: File dialog (ID666 only - not extended) Saving ID666 tags (via file dialog) Dialogs now raise the old one if it exists, instead of creating a new one. 0.4.0: Config dialog added (though some options don't work yet) 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1284 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.5.0 file released: sexyspc-0.5.0.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.5.0: File dialog (ID666 only - not extended) Saving ID666 tags (via file dialog) Dialogs now raise the old one if it exists, instead of creating a new one. 0.4.0: Config dialog added (though some options don't work yet) 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1284 days ago

  • File released: /sexyspc/0.5.0/sexyspc-0.5.0.tar.gz

    posted 1284 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.4.0 file released: sexyspc-0.4.0.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.4.0: Config dialog added (though some options don't work yet) 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1555 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.4.0 file released: sexyspc-0.4.0.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.4.0: Config dialog added (though some options don't work yet) 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1555 days ago

  • File released: /sexyspc/0.4.0/sexyspc-0.4.0.tar.gz

    posted 1556 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.3.4 file released: sexyspc-0.3.4.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1661 days ago

  • sexyspc 0.3.4 file released: sexyspc-0.3.4.tar.gz

    sexySPC log of changes: 0.3.4: Fixed length of ID666-less SPC files (0.3.3 set them to length 0) Moved SetSPC to xmms.c 0.3.3: make uninstall now works (how did I miss that?) added amplification to config (default 3 times SNESAPU default) fiddled some of the timing stuff 0.3.2: Switched to using xmms's title handling, instead of the snesamp-style ones I had been using. 0.3.1: Better title handling and ID666 support. 0.3.0: Takeover by John Brawn (who orginally created this anyway?) Added support for config file and title string settings Switched to using automake (except for SNESAPU) 0.2.1: Fixed a few "bugs" that were breaking the ALSA output plugin. 0.2.0: Note: 0.2.0 was developed from the slightly modified Debian sexyspc package, since I lost the original sources. Oops. -_- Added a bit mask to the free buffer size XMMS returns, to prevent sexySPC from writing fragments of sound frames(3 bytes of 4 bytes, in 16-bit stereo, for example). Added new code to try to detect if the ID666 tags are in the "text" format. It will fall back to interpreting the tags in the "binary" format if no good markers are present. Updated to use SNESAPU 2.0, with many changes to support its slightly different semantics and bugs. 0.1.6: Scrapped the binary/text ID666 detection code. sexyspc now assumes a binary format. Use the "convert" utility to convert SPCs' ID666 tags from text to binary format. Seeking can now be interrupted. 0.1.5: Added detection for MMX(I haven't tested it on a non-MMX CPU, though). Made some changes to allow for user configuration, when that code is added. Fixed a major memory leak. I forgot to call KillSPC(). ^_^ 0.1.4: Improved ID666 tag support(some code taken from snesamp). Added some sort of support for extended ID666 tags. 0.1.3: More bug fixes. Added support for seeking backwards. 0.1.2: Fixed a bug that was in the last bug fix. Gwargh. 0.1.1: Fixed a bug that would cause the song to stop on a buffer underflow (which happens when seeking occurs and at the start of a song sometimes). 0.1.0: First release.

    posted 1661 days ago

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