c165db4f66
This is a bugfix release that is API and ABI compatible with previous
0.3.x releases.
- Fixes an ALSA resume after suspend error.
- Handle and disable seemingly wrong hires timestamps from ALSA.
- Filter-chain now has loadable plugin modules. The LV2 and sofa plugins are
moved to a separate .so file to make things more modular.
- Rate changes in the graph should now be handled more gracefully by loopback
and filter-chain.
- A regression in the rtp-sap module was fixed where it would in some cases
fail to start.
- A potential crash in the peaks resampler was fixed.
- Many cleanups and other small bug fixes.
- Fix a potential segfault when no fallback driver was set in the config.
- Improve OPUS detection.
- Add ASYNC flag to pw-filter and pw-stream when queue/dequeue is not called
from the process function. This ensure we allocate an extra buffer.
- Discard pending process callbacks when disconnecting. (#3314)
- Cleanups and improvements to the debug environment variable parsing.
- The graph rate was tweaked to better handle very low rates such as those
requested by pavucontrol when it does the signal monitoring.
- An example filter module was added.
- Filter-chain and loopback now disable the resamplers if no rate is specified
and will always follow the graph rate.
- Improve setup of filter-chain. The graph is now created when starting
because this ensure the target graph rate is known.
- Filter-chain can now link notify ports to control ports in the graph.
- Filter-chain now has loadable plugin modules. The LV2 and sofa plugins are
moved to a separate .so file.
- A regression in the rtp-sap module was fixed where it would in some cases
fail to start.
- Module-rt now has options to disable rlimits, portal and rtkit.
- module-raop-discover now has an options to set the latency. (#3247)
- pw-cat now supports overriding all stream properties.
- Disable rate negotiation when the resampler is disabled. We will always
follow the graph rate.
- Set device.icon property for UCM ports as well.
- Improve ALSA recover when using hires timestamps. This fixes some problems
after resume from suspend. (#3315)
- ALSA will now warn and disable hires timestamp when they seem wrong.
They can also be disabled manually with a property.
- V4l2 will now gracefully handle ENOTTY when enumerating frame sizes and
frame rates. (#3325)
- A potential crash in the peaks resampler was fixed. (#3320)
- A client crash in pavucontrol is avoided by always setting a card name.
- The graph rate is now taken correctly when using the FIX flags. (#3317)
- An option was added to ignore the FIX flags of a stream. Also the
documentation for those options was updated. (#3317)
- module-raop-discover now support latency_msec. (#3247)
- Remove an assert and issue a warning/recover instead when a buffer is too
small.
- The device provider does locking when destroying the registry.
Signed-off-by: Markus Volk <f_l_k@t-online.de>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com>
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