assembly code to compile thus allowing dynamic SIMD instruction detection
and the use of MMX Extended and 3DNow (as well as SSE/SSE2 if and when
such code is added).
ok jakemsr@
This release contains some security fixes, notably a DoS via
corrupted Ogg files (CVS-2008-3231), some related fixes, and
fixes for a few possible buffer overflows.
ok jakemsr@
This release contains a security fix (buffer overflow in the NSF demuxer,
CVE-2008-1878). There are also a few bug fixes, and a new JACK output
plugin.
ok jakemsr@
This release contains a security fix (unchecked array index,
CVE-2008-1686). There are also a few bug fixes, and open-source
support for RealAudio "cook". For front-end package maintainers,
there's a tool to help maintain MIME type lists, and for developers
who need raw frame data, you can now get that with the "raw" video
output plugin.
from brad@
* Security fixes:
- Integer overflows in FLV, Qt, Real, WC3Movie, Matroska and FILM
demuxers, allowing remote attackers to trigger heap overflows and
possibly execute arbitrary code. (CVE-2008-1482)
* Added a few more memory allocation checks to the above demuxers.
* WAV file playback fix: don't assume that the first chunk is "fmt ".
* Don't try to play partial 24-bit AIFF frames (decoder would lose data).
* Fixed AIFF comment chunk handling and sample rate reading.
* LPCM fixes: input over-reading, conversion of 24-bit samples.
from brad@
to be an assembly problem in the tomsmocomp filter, but strangely
this was building before, and the code did not change.
so, only build/install the tvtime plugin on i386, until the problem
is resolved.
security - fix stack overflow in FLAC tag parser
-fix RealPlayer codec detection bug
- improve id3v2 tag parser
from brad@
while here, fix a couple "missing sentinel" issues
SECURITY- fixx buffer overflow which allows a remote attacker to
execute arbitrary code or crash the client program via a crafted ASF
header
from brad, thanks
now toggles the output.master.mute mixer control.
- let configure get SDL build info from pkg-config instead of
using sdl-config in the port Makefile - from brad@
- bump pkgname
in the audio write buffer. noticibly more efficient.
- allow the audio write buffer to be flushed.
- if initializing the audio device with a sample rate of 44.1kHz
fails, try initializing with a sample rate of 48kHz. some audio
drivers only support 48kHz. from Alexey Suslikov
<alexey.suslikov@gmail.com>
- bump PKGNAME
(goes with Makefile commit ... frickin cvs ...)
in the audio write buffer. noticibly more efficient.
- allow the audio write buffer to be flushed.
- if initializing the audio device with a sample rate of 44.1kHz
fails, try initializing with a sample rate of 48kHz. some audio
drivers only support 48kHz. from Alexey Suslikov
<alexey.suslikov@gmail.com>
- bump PKGNAME
- use some CONFIGURE_ENV instead of patching
- rearrange/update CONFIGURE_ARGS
- many patches no longer relevant
- add CD audio support
input, tetsing and prodding from brad@
- Heap overflow in libmms (related to CVE-2006-2200)
- Buffer overrun in Real Media input plugin. [bug #1603458]
Thanks to Roland Kay for reporting and JW for the patch.
from brad@, tested by bernd@ and me
* Security fixes:
- CVE-2006-2802: possible buffer overflow in the HTTP plugin.
- possible buffer overflow via bad indexes in specially-crafted AVI files
* Fix a potential crash with fixed-size lacing in the Matroska demuxer
* Enable AMD64 mmx/sse support in some plugins (tvtime, libmpeg2, goom...)
* Fix xxmc subpictures (broken since 1.1.1)
* Add support for RealPlayer 10 codecs
WANTLIB tweak from bernd@
testing by steven@ and bernd@
(libi386.a) into shared objects, so we use the source file for
i386_set_ldt() from libi386.
- no need for OSS audio support.
- use the right CFLAGS for pthread linkage.
OK jolan@
xine is a free multimedia player. It plays back CDs, DVDs, and VCDs. It
also decodes multimedia files like AVI, MOV, WMV, and MP3 from local
disk drives, and displays multimedia streamed over the Internet. It
interprets many of the most common multimedia formats available - and
some of the most uncommon formats, too.
prodded by jolan@ and bernd@
