Version history of oggcast~ external for pure-data

v 0.2g (3rd August 2002):
- finally fixed the bug that made oggcast~ crash after a 
  while. seems to be realted with output from child thread
  using t_clocks but couldn't proove that

v 0.2f (20st july 2002):
- recompiled with the final 1.0 release of Ogg Vorbis
- changed the URL to the new akustische-kunst.org domain

v 0.2e (5th july 2002):
- added simple downsampling to stream at lower sample rates

v 0.2d (21st june 2002 - stable release!):
- cleaned up code a bit
- now clean disconnect in case server dies or closes
  socket

v 0.2c (13th june 2002):
- fixed some small bugs
- buffer size now in kbytes per channel
- some more info-printout

v 0.2b (12th june 2002):
- completetly rewritten multithreaded version, first
  sort of stable release
- KNOWN BUG: eats too much CPU power

v 0.1g (23rd feb. 2002, not for public use!):
- added multithreading functionality: now sending data
  to server in a second thread
- now included the static ogg vorbis libraries - no dll's
  needed under win any longer
- fixed a bug that sometimes made pd crash

v 0.1f (11th feb. 2002):
- converted ringbuffer to simple buffer of fixed size

v 0.1e (10th feb. 2002):
- now really fixed the bug that made pd die when server
  disconnected 

v 0.1d (9th feb. 2002):
- fixed a bug in the "vorbis" setting that made on-the-run
  changes impossible 
- introduced a function to check writeability of the socket
- fixed the bug that crashed pd due to an access violation
  in vorbis.dll when send() returned an error (more of a 
  fast workaround) 
- corrected bitrate setting, now it really is _k_bps
  

v 0.1c (9th feb. 2002):
- added support for setting / changing the comment tags in 
  the ogg/vorbis header, spaces have to be replaced by '='
- fixed a bug in oggcast_stream() that made Pd crash - now
  it's vorbis.dll that makes Pd crash... ;-(

v 0.1b (not released):
- added support for changing encoder settings when stream 
  is running (no need to disconnect), seems to be unstable 
  on linux (with JRoar)

v 0.1: first public release