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This is a bugfix release that is API and ABI compatible with previous
0.3.x releases.
- Fix a critical bug that would refuse to update the samplerate or
buffersize in JACK clients. (#3226)
- A new module-netjack2-driver and module-netjack2-manager were added
that are compatible with NETJACK2. This allows PipeWire to become
a NETJACK2 manager or a driver between JACK2 or PipeWire servers.
- Support was added for firewire devices with FFADO. This is untested
for now and MIDI is not implemented yet.
- The node scheduling was optimized some more. External drivers are now
as efficient as in-server ones. This should improve performance of
various drivers such as bluetooth and JACK based drivers.
- Many, many bug fixes and a ton of improvements.
- pw-filter can now be used to write sinks and sources.
- The node activation for drivers was changed. The driver now does not
need to go to the server to start the processing cycle. This makes
out-of-server drivers as efficient as in-server drivers.
- Don't try to use drivers with 0 priority as fallback drivers. This
avoids making the screencast driver a driver for audio. (#3219)
- Improve xrun count reporting in pw-top and the profiler. Now each
node has their own xrun counter updated when it fails to complete
processing during the cycle.
- pw-filter now also has support for TRIGGER.
- A potential fd leak was found when fds were send to a zombie client.
(#1840)
- Fix a bug where monitor or capture streams were logged twice in the
profiler. (#3278)
- Remove stream hooks safely. (#3251)
- A bug in serialization of container properties was fixed. This could
result in truncated property values. (#3290)
- The PIPEWIRE_AUTOCONNECT environment variable now always overrides the
autoconnect settings of streams. (#3299)
- Node, port and link destroy now avoids some useless work.
- Port will now try to renegotiate a new format when idle. (#3266)
- The module-sap now is more compatible with AES67.
- A new FFADO driver module was added. This is completely untested because
of lack of hardware. Please test and report issues.
- A new NETJACK2 driver and a NETJACK2 manager module were added. These
should be drop in replacements for the JACK2 parts.
- The RAOP discover module now tries harder to only list devices once.
- The zeroconf discover module now tries harder to only list devices once.
- The RAOP sink module now handles latency better and is compatible with
some more devices. (#3247, #3282)
- The loopback and filter-chain modules now always dequeue the last input
buffer to avoid stuttering in some cases. (#3276)
- The SPA node factory module can now also export nodes. This is used to
export the PTP clock from the AES67 config file.
- A bug in module-jack-tunnel was fixed that would cause stuttering and
corrupted output in some cases. (#3255)
- The resampler is now disabled in module-loopback and filter-chain when
the samplerate is set to follow the graph rate. (#2969)
- The way the mixer peer is sent to clients was improved. It is now also
possible to let a remote node know about mixer port removes, which
can avoid memory leaks and some code simplifications.
- Monitor ports now report latency correctly.
- The ALSA plugin now uses htimestamp to get a more accurate ringbuffer
position to estimate the clock skew.
- The channelmixer now has min/max-volume settings to limit or fix the
volume.
- The ALSA plugin can now control the playback and capture rate of USB
gadgets. This can avoid resampling and instead use the USB feedback
to control the rate.
- The ALSA output to multiple devices has been improved, some lockups
are avoided when the device ringbuffer is full.
- The compress-offload sink has improved negotiation.
- Only try to use GSettings when the schema exists.
- @DEFAULT_SOURCE@, @DEFAULT_SINK@ and @DEFAULT_MONITOR@ are now correctly
handled as targets in playback and capture streams. (#3284)
- 2 new quirks are added to disable volume updates on sinks/sources.
(#1517)
- The virtual-sink and virtual-source modules were added. These are really
example modules but actually also work and are useful on PulseAudio so
implement them as well.
- Fix initial stream volumes. (#3306)
- Only register A2DP or BAP when we have codecs.
- Include codec into the media.name
- Fix a critical bug that would refuse to update the samplerate or
buffersize. (#3226)
- Improve updates of samplerate/buffersize, delay the updates until the
client is activated. (#3297)
- Use the new mix-info updates to simplify the mixer setup and peer
detection.
- Fill default strides instead of 0 on pipewire video buffers. (#3236)
Signed-off-by: Markus Volk <f_l_k@t-online.de>
Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com>
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