What's new in MP3 Diags 1.2.01
Jan 18, 2014
- This version is the first major update of the "stable" branch.
- Among the major new features are shell integration, the ability to call external tools, a CLI mode, and translations into Czech, French, and German.
- There are also a number of bugfixes.
New in MP3 Diags 1.3.00 (Jan 17, 2014)
- Clang fixes
- Fixed broken links
New in MP3 Diags 1.1.21 (Dec 3, 2012)
- This version fixes a bug that caused a "%s" to be shown instead of information about the files that were about to be processed.
New in MP3 Diags 1.1.20 (Oct 22, 2012)
- This version fixes a crash caused by a recent change in data returned from Discogs.com.
New in MP3 Diags 1.1.19 (Apr 30, 2012)
- This version adds a French translation.
New in MP3 Diags 1.0.10 (Jan 1, 2012)
- This version contains a backport from the development branch of a change which was needed to accommodate a Discogs API change.
New in MP3 Diags 1.1.09 (Sep 13, 2011)
- This release includes backports from the unstable branch to accommodate GNOME 3 and a Discogs API change that rendered the Discogs-related functionality unusable.
New in MP3 Diags 1.1.06.059 (Jul 25, 2011)
- In this unstable release, the project can now analyze files and show the results at the console, without entering the GUI mode.
- New options have been added to the command line to create sessions for a specific folder.
- MP3 Diags can now be integrated with Windows Explorer, allowing the user to open the program by right-clicking on a folder.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.06.042 (Oct 21, 2009)
- Three bugs that could result in crashes were fixed.
- Support was added for more ID3V2.4.0 formats.
- When downloading data from Discogs, it is now possible to use "styles" to populate the Genre field.
- The tag editor has a new button that allows case changes (lowercase, uppercase, etc.) to be made to some fields.
- It is possible to change a file name manually in the file renamer.
- A "Suggested usage" page has been added to the documentation.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.06.041 (Oct 9, 2009)
- The documentation has been brought up to date, including the screenshots.
- ReplayGain is better supported, because an additional format is recognized now.
- Several bugs that could cause crashes were fixed.
- The export functionality has been improved: it allows a locale to be specified when saving to .m3u; the XML format now works OK when names contain double quotes.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.06.040 (Oct 1, 2009)
- "Various Artists" support was added.
- "Tag details" was restructured and now shows all of the pictures from a file and allows them to be viewed at full size.
- The tag editor now uses all of the pictures from a file.
- A button was added for performing exports to M3U or XML.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.05.038 (Sep 23, 2009)
- A bug introduced in the previous version that made the program crash when scanning files with empty frames inside ID3V2 tags was fixed.
- The Windows build process was restructured, which now is done from a GUI application.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.05.037 (Sep 18, 2009)
- Fixes are suggested and may be applied when right-clicking on notes.
- ID3V2.3.0 tags with non-standard UTF-8 frames are now accepted, generating a warning rather than marking the whole ID3V2.3.0 tag as invalid.
- An assertion failure has been fixed.
- There is a Visual Studio 2008 port.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.05.034 (Sep 8, 2009)
- Handling of invalid characters and replacement are now configurable for the file renamer.
- It is now possible to start mp3gain if it is in a directory containing spaces.
- An option to check for updates automatically was added.
- Drive labels are shown in Windows.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.05.033 (Sep 3, 2009)
- This release fixes a crash in Windows when checking a whole drive.
- It fixes a crash when saving data from the tag editor.
- It has improved trace speed on Windows.
- A potential crash at startup has been fixed.
- A crash when changing a file that is being used by another program has been fixed.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.05.032 (Aug 25, 2009)
- This release has a restructured crash detector.
- It has partial support for Lyrics3 V2 tags.
- An issue with rectangles being shown instead of letters on Windows has been fixed.
- New Qt (4.5.2) and MinGW (3.4.5) for the Windows version.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.04.026 (Jul 20, 2009)
- non-ASCII file names can now be seen on Windows
- tag editor now looks at filter
- USLT Lyrics inside ID3V2 are now shown
- better alignment for text in note column header on Ubuntu
- size grip on most dialogs
- F1 help
- files changed in the tag editor no longer show up in the main window if a filter is applied and they don't match the filter
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.022 (Jul 10, 2009)
- 2-letter labels replace the previous "1-letter + color" labels
- configurable colors
- gradient grouping of notes
- more consistent font handling
- detecting files changed by external tools
- tooltips are shown for the column headers in the file table
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.020 (Jul 5, 2009)
- Now using the multithreaded serialization library on systems that have both single- and multithreaded variants.
- Improved Assert dialog
- Warnings are shown in some cases when downloaded images would be lost
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.018 (Jun 25, 2009)
- Now using the multithreaded serialization library on systems that have both single- and multithreaded variants.
- Improved Assert dialog
- Warnings are shown in some cases when downloaded images would be lost.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.016 (Jun 22, 2009)
- Fixed an assertion failure that was triggered by an unsupported text encoding in APIC.
- Added support for UTF8 text encoding in APIC.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.014 (Jun 19, 2009)
- Faster album loading time in the tag editor, improving navigation.
New in MP3 Diags 0.99.02.012 (Jun 15, 2009)
- added support for UTF8 in ID3V240
- added maximize button to most windows in Windows (but could not get this to work with Gnome)
- removed "What's this" button from most windows
- now the main window shows the session name if more than 1 session was defined
- now the main window shows up maximized in Gnome and Windows if it was maximized when it was closed
- changed documentation links to point to new site, at SourceForge - minor documentation improvements