Releases: cyanreg/cyanrip
v0.9.3.1
Changelog:
- FFmpeg 7.0 compatibility
- Added an option to specify the image size for cover lookup
- When only printing info, do not require an offset to be specified with -I
- Fix default pregap action setting for tracks after the first
- Better error handling
- 0.9.3 -> 0.9.3.1: fix compilation on certain platforms
v0.9.3
Changelog:
- FFmpeg 7.0 compatibility
- Added an option to specify the image size for cover lookup
- When only printing info, do not require an offset to be specified with -I
- Fix default pregap action setting for tracks after the first
- Better error handling
Source:
cyanrip-src-v0.9.3.tar.gz
v0.9.2
Changelog:
- ReplayGain 2.0 scanning and tagging
- Preemphasis detection via both TOC and subchannel
- Automatic deemphasis
- CUE file writing
- Repeat ripping mode for affirmation or badly damaged discs
- Tagging improvements (setting the media_type tag)
- Logfile reorganization and checksumming
- Windows compatibility improvements
- Migration to new FFmpeg 6.0 APIs
v0.9.0
Small release again. v1.0.0 will be the big release, with ReplayGain support.
- Improve MusicBrainz query result handling and detect stub releases
- For unknown discs, add an ID to the album name
- Better error reporting when opening logfile
- Fix crash when MCN is missing
- Silence warning when writing cover art to a file
- Fix compilation with FFmpeg 6.0
v0.8.1
v0.8.0
This is a small maintenance release. The only notably new feature is an ETA display.
The short changelog is:
- ETA printout
- Minor bugfixes
- Big endian fixes
- Default bitrate for lossy files set to 256kbps
- Fix minor compilation warnings
- Fix compilation warnings with FFmpeg 5.0
v0.7.0
This project is now feature complete. It does everything I'd like for it to do
in order to rip my entire CD collection. There's still some polishing work
to optionally do, like read the JSON directly from MBDB and CADB, as it
carries more data like release events, and the cover art DB does contain
some more images that we don't fetch yet. And no doubt there are a few bugs
left to fix, like making PSX game CDs more accurately read.
This project was originally meant to be also usable as a library for embedding,
so maybe if there's some interest to do this work it wouldn't take long to do;
the project doesn't have too much bad code and hacks, and the main header
isn't as messy as it could have otherwise been.
Thanks to all contributors and testers.
Small changelog:
- Automated CD drive offset finding
- Verification of partially damaged tracks
- Tagging usability improvements
- Even faster ripping
- Arbitrary directory/file structure
- Automatic cover art image downloading
- ...and more