* No change rebuild for ppc64el baseline bump.
* No-change rebuild to build packages with zstd compression.
* Non-maintainer upload.
* New upstream release (closes: #934809).
* Enable support for ambisonics coding using mappings 2 and 3.
* Use wideband encoding down to 9 kb/s.
* Retrain RNN classifier weights to include reverberated speech.
* Drop the explicit --enable-hardening from d/rules, it's enabled by default
upstream now.
* Fix the CELT input NaN test.
* Snapshot from 652c4559f593d3aad78bd5c85a216eeae7859429 as a preview of
patches pending for the 1.3 release. The main motivation for doing this
now is to pull in the fix for the PLC regression introduced just before
1.2~alpha2, which Closes: #898690, and to get some broader testing on the
new hardening checks before flipping the switch to enable those by default
upstream.
* Fix celt_pitch_xcorr() ARM jump table compiling error for a bug introduced
in 1.2-rc1.
* Better rate allocation for stereo SILK in hybrid mode.
* Add RNN for VAD and speech/music classification.
* Fixing bandwidth detection for 24 kHz analysis.
* Enable RFC 8251 changes by default.
* Better tuning for low-bitrate music.
* Don't set _FORTIFY_SOURCE and -fstack-protector as part of the packaging
anymore, the upstream build system will add them where they are supported
and needed now.
* Build with --enable-hardening, which isn't related to the compile options
above, but instead includes additional opus-specific runtime sanity checks
which are cheap and certain enough to use in production builds.
* Use dh compat 9, not because it actually brings anything new which we need
here, but it hushes the increasingly insistent warnings about deprecated
compat levels, and is a baseline supported by all of the releases we still
need to be able to support. I'm going to say this Closes: #810258, since
the rest of the 'modernisation' there mostly isn't helpful. We've already
been running the tests since the very first release, we release directly
from upstream git and maintain upstream patches there, so format 3(quilt)
adds nothing but pain, and we have upstream build and install targets that
are designed to cleanly separate the -arch specific and -indep components,
so regressing to make those codependent isn't very appealing either. It
would have also broken support for building where m-a wasn't supported,
though that's less of a problem today than it was previously.
* Fixes a bug in surround encoding causing very bad quality on loud signals
beyond a certain amplitude.
* Speech quality improvements especially in the 12-24 kbit/s range.
* Music quality improvements in the 32-48 kb/s range.
* More aggressive use of wider speech bandwidth, including fullband speech
starting at 14 kbit/s.
* Improved VBR encoding for hybrid mode.
* SILK CBR improvements.
* DTX support for CELT mode.
* Support for directly encoding packets up to 120 ms.
* Improves quality on files with powerful tones that cause MDCT leakage.
* Fixes for speech/music detection at the very beginning of files.
* Fixes an issue where the encoder can misdetect that the signal is SWB
instead of FB, lowpassing the signal.
* Run the tonality analysis at 24 kHz, which reduces complexity while giving
better frequency resolution for the tonality estimate.
* Speech quality improvements especially in the 12-20 kbit/s range.
* Improved VBR encoding for hybrid mode.
* More aggressive use of wider speech bandwidth, including fullband speech
starting at 14 kbit/s.
* Music quality improvements in the 32-48 kb/s range.
* Generic and SSE CELT optimizations.
* Support for directly encoding packets up to 120 ms.
* DTX support for CELT mode.
* SILK CBR improvements.
* Ensure that NLSF cannot be negative when computing a min distance between
them. This was reported and fixed in July, and assessed as having only a
relatively minor impact (garbage output, from the garbage input needed to
trigger it), or at very worst, an assertion failure or simple crash from
a slightly out of bounds read. In December it was assigned CVE-2017-0381
by someone other than the upstream developers, with claims of it being a
'Critical' issue on Android, but we're yet to see any analysis to back
that up. Closes: #851612
* Remove the generation date from the docs to improve reproducible builds.
Closes: #825345
* Fixes some corner cases with the soft clipper.
* Improve CBR and some other issues seen with using crazy low rates.
* More robustness fixes for reporting bad input.
* More optimisations, mostly for ARM.
* More precision fixes for edge cases.
* Fixes to comfort noise generation.
* Fixes the transient detector on silence.
* Fixes discontinuities in background noise after extended PLC.
* Make the CELT background noise estimator adapt more quickly on DTX update.
* Fixes max_decay for LFE in fixed-point.
* Fixes patch_transient_decision() for hybrid mode.
* Don't reset the RTCD arch on encoder/decoder reset.
* Mostly just lots of new optimisation, with a few minor bug fixes and
quality improvements.
* Regenerate build system files, mostly to pull in a later libtool.m4
which has fixes for building the ppc64le architecture. Closes: #751982
* Bump to the final 1.1 release version.
* Relax the shlibs and track real symbol versions from here on,
now that we have a real stable release version in the distro.
* Really 1.1-rc3, except 3 < + to dpkg.
* Fixes fixed-point OPUS_SET_GAIN.
* Fixes fixed-point stereo regression.
* Fixes the EDSP asm for ARMv5TE.
* Uses the actually intended NEON code.
* Adds the new packet padding API and OPUS_SET_PREDICTION_DISABLED ctl.
* Supports the SET_MAX_BANDWIDTH ctl for multstream encoders too.
* Many improvements to surround encoding.
* More asm optimisation for ARM, and speed ups for other CPUs.
* Many fixes for oddball corner cases, and improvements to calibration.
* Revert bogus NMU.
* Bump shlibs for the surround API.
* Rebuild with the correct package_version indicated.
* Adds the new surround API.
* Many encoder improvements, better tonality and speech/music probability
estimation, temporal VBR, surround masking, numerous speed optimisations.
* Preview snapshot of the 1.1 release. Mostly to give people who need some
of the newer API functions for their own projects something to play with
while we finalise the rest of what is planned for this one.
The encoder should perform better (both for quality and bitrate) than the
1.0.x releases, but please do report any regressions you find upstream
so that they can be fixed.
* The RFC 6716 release.
* Cherry pick be0d8c5ee1 to fix the build system breakage from -rc3.
* Add the stack protector flags to /rules which got dropped from the
upstream build system in -rc3 too.
* Pushed to experimental for the new libav which needs the gain ctls.
Closes: #690563
* Add extern "C" protection to opus_multistream.h.
* Warn about unused returns and NULL arguments for functions where that would
always be an error in the calling code.
* Clearly mark fixed point builds in the internal versioning.
* Better documentation.
* Suggest opus-tools.
* Build the fixed point version for arm(el) and mips(el).
Fixes the unit test timeout seen on the mips buildd.
* Add some extra 'hardening' flags to those upstream uses already.
* Opus draft-14 release testing.
* This one's for Sid. Closes: #610980
* Opus draft-10 release testing.
* Initial (re)release as Opus. Closes: #610980
* The "correlation does not imply causation" release.
To celebrate the first release of celt that is actually compatible with a
a previously distributed version, we've renamed the library!
* libcelt is now libcelt0. The intent from upstream being to make it clear
that one of the above was an accident, and unlikely to be repeated soon.
On the bright side, this means we should be getting proper soname bumps
from now on when the code ABI changes. The bitstream format still remains
entirely fluid though, applications which communicate with a peer _must_
check that the formats are compatible at runtime. It may, and indeed is
very likely to, continue changing with every release.
* By some small miracle, this should be an entirely painless transition
though. The new package doesn't conflict with the existing one, and all
rdeps except mumble will switch to the new package with a binNMU, but not
be broken in the meantime. They use the .pc file provided, and have been
build tested. The mumble package is waiting on this one before it can work
properly anyway, so a fix for that is just waiting for this to get through
the NEW queue first now.
* The new PLC is reported to be working Really Well.
* Another day, another bitstream format. Closes: #554559
* Drop the IETF drafts for now. Better to leave worrying about the
paperwork for this until we have some documents that aren't actually
supposed to expire in less than the life of a distro release.
Closes: #538990 for now. If you really need to reference them, then
you should probably be tracking git anyhow, as they should be changing
while the codec evolves too.
* New upstream release. Closes: #511163
* New upstream release.
* New upstream release.
* Initial release. Closes: #474392