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Boodler 1.6.1 released
Available on the Boodler home page.
Added LAME MP3 driver.
Updated the ALSA driver to work with the modern Linux API. (Thanks to Jason McBrayer for testing.)
Fixed setup script to compile OSS correctly on BSD.
Changed the license of the cboodle module (but not the rest of Boodler) to be usable as either GPL or LGPL. (Satisfies the conditions of LAME, which is a GPL library.)
Boodler 1.6.0 released
Available on the Boodler home page.
This is functionally similar to the old 1.5.3 release; it's not the all-dancing all-new system. That's in progress. But I have made serious improvements in the distribution:
Boodler is now built and installed with a standard Python distutils script. This alone should make life easier for everybody.
Boodler now builds every output module that it can build, instead of just one. You can select an output driver when you run it.
New Ogg Vorbis and Shoutcast output drivers, contributed by Aaron Griffith.
An output driver which writes straight to stdout. You can pipe this into ices or an equivalent audio streaming client.
On the Mac, if you have more than one sound device, you can select any of them for output.