banshee 1.5.1-1 source package in Ubuntu

Changelog

banshee (1.5.1-1) unstable; urgency=low

  * New upstream release
    + New Features:
      - Play Queue Auto DJ keeps the tunes coming
      - Shuffle by album and artist
      - Shuffle by weighted rating and score mode
      - Add tooltips for ellipsized ListView text
      - Keep the playing song visible in the track list
      - Add support for WebOS devices
      - Add support for the Samsung Galaxy Android Phone

    + Enhancements:
      - When user picks new sort column, default to sort ascending
      - Drop the " Library" suffix on the Music and Video sources
      - Add thin highlight to ListView selection for 3D effect
      - Keyboard shortcut (ESC) to clear the search box
      - Expose LAME's "preset" option
      - Added a --gconf-base-key for running sandboxed
      - Trim URL pasted from clipboard to podcast dialog
      - Allow selection of multiple folders on import
      - Support playlists on Android G1 devices
      - Better support for devices running Rockbox
      - Set video sync folder for Android and WebOS devices
      - Made the error message label selectable
      - Save and load the Gtk.AccelMap
      - Added taglib/oga mimetype to the vorbis audio profile
      - Auto-completion for composer, conductor, grouping and copyright
      - Added the 'comment' search filter
      - Selectable song properties
      - Show a tooltip in track editor when the property is truncated

    + Notable bug fixes:
      - Fix blank MimeTypes for tracks ripped before 1.4
      - Fix a Bit Rate column sizing glitch
      - Fix browser positioning when Banshee is maximised
      - Fix compilation metadata reading and writing
      - Work with new notification-daemon
      - Avoid needlessly syncing iPods twice
      - Deterministically sort sources to avoid fluttering
      - Look for Rhythmbox db at both new and old paths
      - Fix bug with scrobbling after skipping a track
      - Fix crash in equalizer
      - Fix an exception on startup when DBus is disabled
      - Fix off-by-one-day date querying bug
      - Fix a UI/spacing glitch in the Smart Playlist Editor
      - Don't hide the track info popup while it has focus
      - Prevent endless "Searching for CD metadata..."
      - Fix Last.fm now-playing for non-decimal track lengths
      - Dispose the SqliteCommand after it's executed
      - Fix notification area popup positioning on multi-monitor systems
      - Fix the playing indicator when song in list more than once
      - Fix crash when opening the profile conf dialog
      - Fix crash stopping jobs on shutdown
      - Fix notification area popup flashing
      - Trim filename dots and spaces to be NTFS compliant
      - Stop playing from audio CD when it's ejected
      - Don't update DateUpdated stamp when transient fields change
      - Fix DAP content page title not changing when device renamed
      - Set the Podcast flag on import based on genre
      - Fix hang when slider dragged to track change .
      - Prevent slider jumping around after seeking in stream
      - Fix Last.fm logos on dark themes
      - --query-X option sometimes returned an error
      - Build and runtime fixes for FreeBSD
      - Fix editor always prompting to save podcasts
      - Fix rounding when updating the track score
      - Fix initial track score calculation
      - Fix playback buttons' a11y
      - Fix crasher on PPC

  [ Chow Loong Jin ]
  * debian/control, debian/changelog:
    + Use mono-csc instead of csc for MCS.
    + Bump mono-devel version to 2.4.2 for mono-csc
    + No change bump of Standards-Version to 3.8.3
  * debian/patches/01_fix-ipod-sharp-ftbfs:
    + Fix FTBFS when ipod-sharp's debug files are missing (Closes: #549725)
  * debian/README.source:
    + Copied from quilt

  [ Iain Lane ]
  * debian/patches/01_dispose-sqlite-cmd.patch, 02_system-equalizer.patch,
    03_muinshee-booter.patch: Drop, applied upstream.
  * debian/patches/99_ltmain_as_needed.patch: Refresh
  * debian/rules: Disable Banshee's builtin equalizer - gstreamer's one is now
    good enough for us to use.

 -- Chow Loong Jin <email address hidden>   Mon,  19 Oct 2009 15:23:26 +0100