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We would quickly like to take this time to announce the second release candidate for XBMC 12. Features for XBMC 12 include: HD audio support, including DTS-MA and Dolby True-HD, via the new XBMC AudioEngine Live TV and PVR support h.264 10bit (aka Hi10P) video software decoding for anime 64bit support in OSX to match the 64bit support in Linux Improved image support, allowing the database to accomodate numerous additional image types Support for the Raspberry PI Initial support for the Android platform Improved Airplay support across all platforms, including Airplay audio in XBMC for Windows to match the other platforms Improved controller support in Windows and Linux Advanced Filtering in the library Advanced UPnP sharing Translations now powered by TransifexAt this point, XBMC 12 is entirely feature complete. All changes from this point forward will exclusively include fixes for replicable bugs necessary to reach final release.Fixes between RC1 and RC2 include resolution of incorrectly disabling audio devices due to faulty detection, which should resolve all or most “audio suddenly stops altogether” complaints, along with numerous other stability enhancements and minor fixes. For the full list, visit our Github milestones for RC2.
We would like to take this time to announce the third release candidate for XBMC 12. Features for XBMC 12 include: HD audio support, including DTS-MA and Dolby True-HD, via the new XBMC AudioEngine Live TV and PVR support h.264 10bit (aka Hi10P) video software decoding for anime 64bit support in OSX to match the 64bit support in Linux Improved image support, allowing the database to accomodate numerous additional image types Support for the Raspberry PI Initial support for the Android platform Improved Airplay support across all platforms, including Airplay audio in XBMC for Windows to match the other platforms Improved controller support in Windows and Linux Advanced Filtering in the library Advanced UPnP sharing Translations now powered by TransifexAt this point, XBMC 12 is entirely feature complete. All changes from this point forward will exclusively include fixes for replicable bugs necessary to reach final release.Fixes between RC2 and RC3 are entirely stability fixes. For the full list, visit our Github milestones for RC3.
About a month and a half after the release of XBMC 12.0, we are happy to announce XBMC 12.1 with substantial fixes for 12.0 across all platforms. Fixes include: XBMC now supports using OSX’s default output device for audio as well as hardware decoding with Intel GPUs in OSX XBMC no longer hogs audio for Linux and on resume audio will continue to work in Linux Full iPhone 5 resolution is now enabled Volume buttons on Android devices now control Android volume, rather than XBMC volume Volume buttons on OSX devices once again control OSX volume, rather than XBMC volume Player optimization on the Raspberry Pi, including more efficient playback, better subtitle support, and many crash fixes iOS 6 support on the AppleTV 2. XBMC does not crash when listed on the AppleTV top shelf Added support for additional Xbox 360 controller types Broader and more intelligent support for CEC devices Fixed problems with several addons due to broken binary read/write in our python interface Language fixes, including 7 new languages: Albanian, Burmese, Malay, Persian (Iran), Tamil (India), Uzbek, Vietnamese AirPlay fixes, including making discovery of XBMC more reliable on OSX Numerous crashing and stability fixes across all platformsFor all users interested in maximum stability, we highly recommend that you update from 12.0 to 12.1. This is the XBMC you were looking for.
In between coding up exciting new features, we have been hard at work pushing as many fixes as possible into the next bug fix release of XBMC 12. With 12.2, we’d like to ask your help in performing some bug testing, prior to the release.Broadly speaking, we are only looking for “crash and burn” reports. If XBMC resets on you or randomly crashes or something similarly major, we’d like to know about it with a note in the forum. If you elect to be a tester for 12.2pre, we would very much appreciate a debug log along with your crash report. Any reports without a log will be ignored. To make your report, we suggest visiting this thread.To get XBMC 12.2pre, simply visit our Test Builds page, and download the most recent test build for your system with the name “Frodo” at the end of the file.For more info and to make reports, see the testing thread on our forums.
About a month and a half after the release of XBMC 12.1, we are happy to announce XBMC 12.2 with substantial fixes for 12.1 and 12.0 across all platforms. Fixes include: Fixed infinite loop on addon dependencies, resolves crashing problem that arrose immediately post 12.1 launch Numerous UPnP fixes Memory leak fixed when XBMC is minimized Various Raspberry Pi playback fixes and software codec support Fixed OSX audio mixing Fixed some audio-related crashes in Linux builds AirPlay fixes Bluray folder resume-bookmarks now work Ability to scan for new content on file folders has been reimplemented Language updates from TransifexFixes from 12.1 included: XBMC now supports using OSX’s default output device for audio as well as hardware decoding with Intel GPUs in OSX XBMC no longer hogs audio for Linux and on resume audio will continue to work in Linux Full iPhone 5 resolution is now enabled Volume buttons on Android devices now control Android volume, rather than XBMC volume Volume buttons on OSX devices once again control OSX volume, rather than XBMC volume Player optimization on the Raspberry Pi, including more efficient playback, better subtitle support, and many crash fixes iOS 6 support on the AppleTV 2. XBMC does not crash when listed on the AppleTV top shelf Added support for additional Xbox 360 controller types Broader and more intelligent support for CEC devices Fixed problems with several addons due to broken binary read/write in our python interface Language fixes, including 7 new languages: Albanian, Burmese, Malay, Persian (Iran), Tamil (India), Uzbek, Vietnamese AirPlay fixes, including making discovery of XBMC more reliable on OSX Numerous crashing and stability fixes across all platforms
Fixes from 12.2 included: Fixed infinite loop on addon dependencies, resolves crashing problem that arrose immediately post 12.1 launch Numerous UPnP fixes Memory leak fixed when XBMC is minimized Various Raspberry Pi playback fixes and software codec support Fixed OSX audio mixing Fixed some audio-related crashes in Linux builds AirPlay fixes Bluray folder resume-bookmarks now work Ability to scan for new content on file folders has been reimplemented Language updates from TransifexFixes from 12.1 included: XBMC now supports using OSX’s default output device for audio as well as hardware decoding with Intel GPUs in OSX XBMC no longer hogs audio for Linux and on resume audio will continue to work in Linux Full iPhone 5 resolution is now enabled Volume buttons on Android devices now control Android volume, rather than XBMC volume Volume buttons on OSX devices once again control OSX volume, rather than XBMC volume Player optimization on the Raspberry Pi, including more efficient playback, better subtitle support, and many crash fixes iOS 6 support on the AppleTV 2. XBMC does not crash when listed on the AppleTV top shelf Added support for additional Xbox 360 controller types Broader and more intelligent support for CEC devices Fixed problems with several addons due to broken binary read/write in our python interface Language fixes, including 7 new languages: Albanian, Burmese, Malay, Persian (Iran), Tamil (India), Uzbek, Vietnamese AirPlay fixes, including making discovery of XBMC more reliable on OSX Numerous crashing and stability fixes across all platforms
Live TV and PVR (Personal Video Recorder):Added much improved PVR / EPG and Live TV interface in XBMC's GUI skinning engine (already in use in Confluence)Added improved PVR / DVR timeshift support to pause Live TV (note that each PVR backend still need to support timeshifting)Added much improved PVR / EPG extensions and notifications support over the JSON-RPC APIImproved PVR front-end with Live TV and EPG specific windows, plus PVR stuff in OSD and GUI settings in Confluence skinAdded, updated, and improved PVR backend clients addons for many popular third-party external PVR backend platforms:PVR Demo Client dummy addon with fake backend from Team-XBMC for skin development and regression testingIPTV (IPTV Simple Client) PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityTvheadend PVR Addon backend clients maintained and available from XBMC's communityNextPVR (former GB-PVR) PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityNjoy Digital (N7) PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityMediaPortal PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityMythTV PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from the XBMC's communityVDR (Video Disk Recorder) PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityVu+ / Enigma2 / Dreambox PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityArgus TV / ForTheRecord PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityWMC (Windows Media Center) PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityDVBLink PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityDVBViewer PVR Addon backend client maintained and available from XBMC's communityAdd-ons Framework, API, and Manager:For full changelogs on changes to all Addons APIs, see Gotham API changes, the JSON-RPC Development Forum, and the Python Development ForumAdded option for allowing skins to query directories (e.g. plugins) to fill static contentAdded a Monitor class to receive JSON-RPC notifications directly through the Python bindingsAdded announce function and register addon for announcements to the Add-ons APIAdded new Built-In function to control state of attached HDMI CEC device via Add-ons APIAdded support for XBMC's Python interface to use native keyboard if possible (currently only iOS)Added support for addon binary reading and writing via a "buffer" class usable from addonsAdded WOL (Wake-on-LAN) with send magic packet function to the Add-ons APIImproved the ability to extend XBMC's native Python API by writing C++ code generated via Groovy and SWIGImproved Addons API for homebrew DIY RGB LED Ambilight clone client software such as BoblightGUI Engine (Skinning Engine):For full changelog on changes to the skinning engine, see Gotham API changes and the Skin Development ForumAdded support for customizable menu structure for home and beyondAdded Stereoscopic 3D rendering support (Side-by-Side, Top-Bottom, and Anaglyph) to XBMC's GUI skinning engineAdded Stereoscopic 3D rendering support (Side-by-Side, Top-Bottom, and Anaglyph) for Subtitles when in 3D modeAdded a simple Movie Set management to GUI for Edit/Clear Set and Add/Remove Set membersAdded option support for both banner and poster music art types simultaneouslyAdded picture tags metadata info accessible for skins or addons developersAdded further optimizations to XBMC's GUI engine for faster rendering on low resource embedded devicesImproved touch and gesture support for all platforms, and also improved the default touch screen skin (Touched)Added ImageFactory implementation with factory to abstract different image libraries and hardware accelerationImproved Dirty Regions rendering on all platformsRefactored settings system to consist of XML files containing descriptions of every settingPlatform Independent Playback:Added support for H.264 (including Hi10P) multi-threaded video decoding when software decoder on CPU is usedAdded ability to play external audio track with videosAdded support for Forced Subtitles ("forced flag") in external subtitle filesAdded support for video playback of SageTV recordingsAdded unified buffering capability to video and overlay renderers for all internal playersUpgraded FFmpeg (libavcodec and libavformat) audio/video codec and demuxer libraries to FFmpeg 1.2 (rev e820e3a)Library:Added extensive MusicBrainz tags support to the Music Library and DatabaseAdded ability to queue list of items / add items to a playlist without playing themImproved and extended Smart Playlists functionalityAdded support for scanning videos SFTP and SSH sources so can scrape metadataAdded support for write-enabled WebDAV (delete/rename/write files and directories)Added "Add art" button to video artwork selection dialogAdded support for "last played" sort option to the TV Show GUIAdded support for OGG cover art extraction to TagLibAdded option support for exporting music art as JPEG or PNG rather than TBN file extensionImproved performance for SQL database queries for faster browsingWeb Scrapers:Added theaudiodb.com music video scraper as new default for music videosAudioEngine:Added new cross-platform event driven active state machine pattern ActiveAE sink as the default for XBMC's AudioEngineAdded ALSA sink for ActiveAE for Linux Desktop and generic Linux based Embedded SystemsAdded PulseAudio sink for ActiveAE for Linux DesktopAdded OSS (Open Sound System) sink for ActiveAE for BSD, like FreeBSD, PC-BSD, and similar Unix based systemsAdded AUDIOTRACK sink for ActiveAE for AmlogicAdded Pi Audio sink for ActiveAE for Raspberry PiAdded DirectSound sink for ActiveAE for WindowsAdded WASAPI sink for ActiveAE for WindowsAdded Darwin sink for ActiveAE for Mac OS X and iOSAdded support for CoreAudio AudioEngine to OS notifications for device changes on Mac OS X and iOSOther:Added support for "Play to" and controlling remote XBMC / DLNA instance over UPnPAdded new "Fishbmc" audio visualization addon (only OpenGL versions for Linux and Mac OS X for now)Added GUI settings levels for Basic, Standard, Advanced, Expert (defaults to "Standard")Added support and GUI settings for SOCKS 4/4a/5 proxy types and remote DNSAdded possibility to define help descriptions ("I" key) for every setting in GUI settingsAdded option to set auto login of a specific user profile via the GUIAdded CPU / GPU frequency and temperature for all supported Linux platformsAdded support to allow key IDs in keyboard.xml to be in hexadecimal formatUpgraded DVD-Video navigation and playback libraries (libdvdnav, libdvdread, and libdvdcss)Upgraded SAMBA client to version 3.6.x adding full support for SMB 2.0 and SMB 2.1 protocolsAdded initial support for running libxbmc.so headless (without GUI) as a background service / deamonAdded a generic and user-mappable cross-platform touch input systemImproved CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) support for Pulse-Eight's LibCECMoved subtitle addon core handling to core and added native support for subtitle plugin servicesUpdated community maintained translations to over 60+ languages to date for XBMC via Transifex Translation SystemWindows Specific:Added support for Pixel Shader based HQ (High Quality) scalers for DXVA renderer on WindowsAdded hybrid shutdown option on Windows 8 (which in turn enables quick boot)Removed Windows XP support (as from now XBMC for Windows requires at least Vista or later)
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