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Change
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Alpha 4 Change log - XX
XX, 2005
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Configuration file changed again to make creating
themes easier and allow for more
flexibility
when creating plug-ins.
- Changed
to the
BASS Audio System.
Features implemented so far are:
1) File types supported are
MP3,WMA,OGG,FLAC,MPC,APE,CDA (more on request)
2)
FreeDB is queried when playing
Audio CD's
3) Spectrum analyzer support (colors are configurable)
4) Sonique visualization support
5) Tag support
a) MP3 ID3v1 and ID3v2
b) OGG / FLAC comments
c) WMA
d) APE & MPC - use APE tags Note APE & MPC only
support ID3v1 tags (currently)
Media
Tagger is a nice freeware program that
allows adding ID3v1 tags to APE and MPC files.
6) Internet
file streaming
a) Stream MP3/MP2/MP1/OGG (including Shoutcast, Icecast & Icecast2)
(HTTP and FTP servers)
b) WMA network broadcasting
- Added Volume manipulations as commands
1) Mute
2) Master VolumeUp / VolumeDown
3) Wave VolumeUp / VolumeDown
4) Midi VolumeUp / VolumeDown
5) Line In VolumeUp / VolumeDown
6) CD Audio VolumeUp / VolumeDown
-
Added
ability to suppress Auto Play.
-
Since I needed a way to play the navigation
sounds I started implementing my Winamp front-end.
Winamp front-end has the following capabilities
1) Uses Winamp input dll's directly
without Winamp running. (Therefore
Winamp needs to be installed)
2) I have tested the following input dll's
a) in_wave.dll ( .wav )
b) in_wm.dll (
.wma )
c) in_mp3.dll ( .mp3
)
d) in_vorbis.dll ( .ogg )
e) in_mpc.dll ( .mpc
)
f) in_APE.dll ( .ape
)
g) in_flac.dll
( .flac )
h) in_cdda.dll ( .cda )
3) Ability to set and use the Winamp EQ using presets or up to 5
user defined settings.
Note: In order to get the in_mpc.dll input plug-in working you have
to start Winamp and configure the plug-in to
to use equalizing by Winamp instead of
Musepack else you won't get
any sound. You could also get edit
musepack.ini manually and set EQbyMPC=0
Alpha 3 Change log - January 30, 2005
-
Added option for hiding the desktop icons and
taskbar as program starts and showing them again as program exits.
-
The XML in the configuration file has
been changed drastically. See configuration page for
details.
-
Each button now has the ability to have a
list of commands instead of one specified action.
-
Shortcuts will be able to have a list of
commands as well.
-
Ability to load a configuration file on the fly. In
other words you could now make a panel for themes and each button on
the panel could load a new
configuration file ( theme ).
-
Added the scaling ability to the Picture
button
-
Added the ability to use images from the
internet as the image source.
-
Added the ability to
proportionally scale the image button. If the size you
select is larger than original image the image will be
enlarged and if the size selected is smaller than the
original the image will be reduced (Vinny DaSilva).
-
Mapped the Home and
Back functionality to the Home and Backspace key (Vinny
DaSilva).
-
Added an Idle panel
time out to sub panels. You can specify which panel to
go to in a specified number of seconds (Vinny DaSilva).
-
Added a ButtonID,
ButtonLeft, ButtonRight attribute to each of the five
active button types
Since Chameleon uses an
open layout it was not previously possible to navigate
using the left and right arrow keys.
This feature allow you
to give each button a parameter that allows you to
choose which button a right or left arrow press
will go to. (Vinny
DaSilva).
Note:
If the given ButtonID does not exist it
will be ignored. ButtonID must be unique.
- You
can now pass in your config file as a parameter to
Chameleon. If you don't include a
config file on the
command line it will default to loading
chameleonconfig.xml
(Vinny
DaSilva).
-
Added a second clock so that date and
time may be displayed separately (jpadua).
-
Updated the Clock settings to be much
more flexible.
-
Added Submenus and two
new commands (Home and Back).
1) HOME takes you back to the main menu.
2) BACK takes you back to the previous submenu.
- Added Media Player
Buttons.
- Added a progress
bar.
Alpha 2 Change log - February 8, 2004
-
Added a parameter that
allows you to specify the state of the executables
window
The parameter and it's
possible values are:
ShowWindow ="Normal" or
"Hidden" or "Minimized" or "Maximized"
- Fixed two bugs
submitted by Pete.
1)
Calling an executable needed a default directory
2) Added delay so that an executable could not be called
multiple times
- Added theme button
( image to be displayed i.e. TV for TV button).
- Added function for
the gray scaling of images.
- Added picture
folder ( use with picture module ).
- Added Item
selection box.
Initial Release - January 27, 2004 |