What's new in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.10-0
Apr 14, 2017
- Core library: Added process() function, i.e. an "out-of-place" version of processInplace()
- Implemented Python API ? DynAudNormcan be used in, e .g., Python-based applications
- CLI front-end: Added new CLI option -t to explicitly specify the desired output format
- CLI front-end: Added new CLI option -d to explicitly specify the desired input library
- CLI front-end: Added support for decoding input files via libmpg123 library
- CLI front-end: Implemented automatic/heuristic selection of the suitable input library
- CLI front-end: Properly handle input files that provide more (or less) samples than expected
- Windows binaries: Updated the included libsndfile version to 1.0.27 (2016-06-19)
- Windows binaries: Updated build environment to Visual Studio 2015 (MSVC 14.0)
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.08-0 (Jan 21, 2015)
- CLI front-end: Very short files (shorter than Gaussian window size) are now handled properly
- Core library: Fixed case when flushBuffer() is called before internal buffer is filled entirely
- Core library: Workaround for the FMA3 bug in the Microsoft Visual C++ 2013 runtime libraries
- Makefile: Various improvements
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.07-3 (Nov 3, 2014)
- Implemented .NET API ? Dynamic Audio Normalizer can be used in, e .g., C#-based applications
- Implemented JNI API ? Dynamic Audio Normalizer can be used in Java-based applications
- Implemented Pascal API ? Dynamic Audio Normalizer can be used in Pascal-based applications
- Core library: Added new getConfiguration() API to retrieve the active configuration params
- Core library: Fixed a bug that caused the gain factors to not progress as "smoothly" as intended
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.06-6 (Sep 23, 2014)
- Implemented Winamp wrapper ? Dynamic Audio Normalizer can now be used as Winamp plug-in
- VST wrapper: Fixed potential audio corruptions due to the occasional insertion of "silent" samples
- VST wrapper: Fixed a potential "double free" crash in the VST wrapper code
- Core library: Fixed reset() API to actually work as expected (some state was not cleared before)
- Core library: Make sure the number of delayed samples remains constant throughout the process
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.05-7 (Sep 12, 2014)
- Significant overhaul of the compression (thresholding) function
- Implemented VST wrapper â Dynamic Audio Normalizer can now be integrated in any VST host
- Added 64-Bit library and VST plug-in binaries to the Windows release packages
- No longer use __declspec(thread), because it can crash libraries on Windows XP
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New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.02-0 (Aug 4, 2014)
- Update license → core library is now released under LGPL v2.1
- Enabled FLAC output in the command-line program
- Show legend in the log viewer program
- Some minor documentation and build file updates
- There are no code changes in the core library in this release
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.01-2 (Aug 2, 2014)
- Added graphical log viewer application to the distribution package
- Improved the threshold function for the handling of the maximum gain factor limit
- Added a new mode for handling the "boundary" frames (disabled by default)
- Much improved the format of the log file
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 2.00-4 (Jul 28, 2014)
- Implemented a large lookahead buffer, which eliminates the need of 2-Pass
- processing
- Dynamic Audio Normalizer now works with a single processing pass â results in up to 2Ã speed-up!
- Removed the setPass() API, because it is not applicable any more
- Added new flushBuffer() API, which provides a cleaner method of flushing the
- pending frames
- Added new reset() API, which can be used to reset the internal state of the
- normalizer instance
- Added new setLogFunction API, which can be used to set up a custom logging callback function
- There should be no changes of the normalized audio output in this release
- whatsoever
New in Dynamic Audio Normalizer 1.03-0 (Jul 10, 2014)
- Added static library configuration to Visual Studio solution
- There are no functional changes in this release