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Version 1.1 -> 1.2
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- New option, CHANGE. When the DISPLAY option is on, it only makes it the
display appear after anything changes, and then only for a little while.
- Now pause mode recognises when the CD drive becomes empty straight away.
- The loop button now does 'no repeat' -> 'repeat' -> 'repeat 1'.
- An Archos bug fixed - whilst stopped, you can open as well as close the
drive door (they can't even emulate the eject command properly...).
- Another Archos bug fixed - when in pause and you changed track, it started
to play again. Trouble is, searching through tracks is a bit slower now.
Thanks to Ashley Hinton for pointing this out.
- Thanks to David Hawthorn, Stuart Allen, and Ashley Hinton - from these
mails I managed to work out what the 'pressing RETURN causes a pause' bug
was.
- And thanks to everyone who said thanks!
Version 1.0 -> 1.1
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- The program can be started and stopped properly from the Workbench. There's
no need for scripts or IconX or any of that rubbish. Instead you just click
on the icon the first time to run it and again to remove it.
- From the shell, if you run the program the first time it starts and if you
run it again it stops (similar to the Workbench). There's no need to mess
around with CTRL-C or BREAK any more (but they still work though).
- You can drag it to WBStartup and it works properly too. You can even get
rid of it later as well. Hurrah.
- You can choose to have a display of what's happening to the CD (stop, play,
pause, etc...) put on the screen. It's similar to the display you get at
the bottom right of the screen when you play CD+Gs on the CD32. It stays on
the screen all the time (even if you flip or drag or autoscroll screens).
- Loop works properly now.
- CDs with mixed data and audio tracks work better on the CD32 and work on
the Archos.
- When the drive door is open and eject is pressed, it closes (suggested by
John Middleton, probably his most useful thought so far this year...).