Changelog for
python311-SoundCard-0.4.3-23.12.noarch.rpm :
* Mon Jun 10 2024 Dirk Müller
- update to 0.4.3:
* improves response to Pulseaudio runtime failures
* implements named channel map elements on Linux
* Mon Aug 29 2022 Yogalakshmi Arunachalam - Update to 0.4.2:
* adds compatibility with NixOS library naming (Thank you, shithead!)
* fixes deprecation for Python 3.10 (Thank you, Nekyo!)
* fixes deprecation in recent Numpy
* Wed Aug 25 2021 John Paul Adrian Glaubitz - Update to 0.4.1:
* fixes freezing bug on Linux during startup
* improves error reporting on Linux
* fixes crash due to use-after-free on Linux
* fixes unicode error on Windows
* Fri Feb 26 2021 Antonio Larrosa - Do not build the python36 flavor on TW since numpy is a build dependency and it doesn\'t support python 3.6 anymore.
* Thu Feb 25 2021 Antonio Larrosa - Require the pulseaudio-daemon capability instead of the pulseaudio package, so alternative implementations can be used (boo#1182730).
* Tue Jul 21 2020 Steve Kowalik - Update to 0.4.0:
* fixes silent recordings on Windows
* get and set the pulseaudio program name on Linux
* fixes error with unicode soundcard names on Windows
* adds support for pyinstaller (v4)
* adds compatibility with Windows 7
* Mon Dec 02 2019 Todd R - Update to 0.3.3
* Fix attribute error when accessing stream state
* adds experimental support for exclusive mode on Windows
* adds latency hints to the documentation
* fix exception when monitor is default pulseaudio device
* fixes deprecation warning
* fixes missing dtype declaration
* fixes sample rate conversion on macOS
* fixes silence recording on macOS
* makes mainloop a global singleton
* remove useless declaration and call to _pa_stream_get_buffer_attr()
* Thu Mar 28 2019 Tomáš Chvátal - Switch to source release- Update to 0.3.0:
* Various docu updates
* Support python 3.5
* Thu Jan 03 2019 Todd R - README not needed anymore, license is in wheel
* Sat Dec 22 2018 Todd R - Update to 0.2.2
* adds Sphinx/Readthedocs documentation- Update to 0.2.1
* adds bug fix for IPython on Windows (Thank you, Sebastian Michel!)
