This got lost in commit 5d597a3646 (v0.21.19), but it was never
noticed because the state_file_interval was way too short due to
commit 3413d1bf23, fixed recently by commit 27cc7b352d
Fixes regression by commit 23d5a2b862 -
that commit always pretended that any Opus file has both track and
album gain, and thus disabled the fallback to the other if one is not
set.
This patch changes the logic to only submit ReplayGain if at least one
value is set, and apply the offset only to that value. If none is
available, then the new check in HandleAudio() will submit only the
output gain.
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/977
Oh no, 3413d1bf23 was broken! Instead of passing a number as
"seconds" to the duration constructor, it just abused the duration
constructor as cast operator, which caused custom state_file_interval
settings to be extremely short.
This allows canceling the blocking method LockWaitWriteAvailable(),
and thus allows breaking free of misbehaving ALSA drivers, avoiding a
MPD lockup.
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/966
This fixes a spurious "single" mode bug which occurs when using "play"
or "seek" to start playback on the song that is currently paused: in
that case, the main thread never queues the next song, and at the end
of the song, the player thread exits Run(), stopping playback, and
after that, the main thread starts the next song without considering
"single" mode.
By calling OnPlayerSync(), we ensure that the main thread gets a
chance to queue the next song before the player thread exits the Run()
loop.
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/850
The log levels have always been very confusing (and badly named), but
this was most confusing: if there's a log level called "default", why
is it not the default?
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/926
Oh the horror! This plugin cannot possibly ever have worked. It was
broken from the start, when it was added in commit 37796699cf nearly
twelve (!) years ago.
The plugin would always read at sector boundaries, so it could only
ever work at multiples of 2 kB.
While libsndfile doesn't like partial reads in the middle of a file
(see commit 95ac6071b9), it allows partial reads at the end of a file.
It doesn't pay attention to the file size when issuing a read.
Commit ecb67a1ed1 (MPD 0.18.12) was a regression: previously,
partial reads at the end of a file were possible, but switching to
decoder_read_full() made this an error condition. This way, a portion
at the end of each file was lost, leading to corruption with gapless
playback (https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/936).
This fix switches to the newly introduced function
decoder_read_much(), which does the same as the code before commit
ecb67a1ed1.
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/936
Our AudioObjectGetPropertyDataT() wrapper throws exception on error,
and calling it from OSXOutput::Disable() can cause MPD crash due to
std::terminate().
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/932
When mounting something over a directory that is already a mount
point, CompositeStorage::Mount() silently overwrites the previously
mounted storage, disposing it. After that, SimpleDatabase::Mount()
will fail and handle_mount() will roll back the
CompositeStorage::Mount() command, effectively unmounting what was
there before (and also leaking memory).
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/918
Bug #915 is about an I/O exception thrown where none was allowed,
leading to crash via std::terminate(). However, instead of catching
and logging the error inside the decoder plugin, it should be able to
propagate the I/O error to the MPD core, so MPD can avoid trying other
decoder plugins.
Closes https://github.com/MusicPlayerDaemon/MPD/issues/915
Max Kellermann