This encoding plugin features a fixed-point mp3 encoder,
with faster encoding on architectures without a FPU.

Right now the encoder is limited to stereo and 16 bit depth.
The bitrate and sample rate can be modified in audio_output.

audio_output {
        type            "httpd"
        name            "My shine stream"
        encoder         "shine"
        port            "8000"
        format          "44100:16:2"
        bitrate         "320"  # default: 128
}

Move from doc/mpd.conf.5.

Move from doc/mpd.conf.5.

Allows big-endian users to configure the fallback byte order to
little-endian.  Without this setting, MPD assumes native byte order if
the CD drive can't decide.

The "loop_count" configuration parameter allows the user to set how
many times a module with backward loops shall loop. "0" (the default)
means a module is not allowed to use backward loops at all. "-1"
enables inifinite looping.

This patch allows the user to configure the mikmod decoder plugin to loop
modules. It adds a configuration parameter to the mikmod decoder called
"loop" which can be "no" (the old behaviour, default) or "yes" to allow
modules to use backward loops.

This plugin has been defunct ever since Last.fm changed their
protocol.  Since there is no volunteer willing to fix the plugin, I'm
removing it now.

This plugin is cumbersome to support, now that MPD is migrating away
from GLib and the GLib event loop.  It has no practical advantages
over the CURL plugin.  Soup requires the bloated GType library.

This plugin has been in MPD for three years, and it has never worked.
Enough!

The hardware is obsolete, and the product does not exist anymore on
the Hauppauge web site.  Let's see if anybody complains about the
removal.

Implements Mantis ticket 0003340.

Replaces the old global "soundfont" which never worked.

The new block overrides the "db_file" setting, and allows configuring
any database plugin.

functions to new dsdlib. Update user doc.

Version 4 of my patch to add DSF support to the DSDIFF
decoder plugin.

This time I have taken a different approach and created a new
read_metadata function specific for reading DSF files. This saves an
indent (and for me a lot of indent nightmares) and also useful for
splitting the DSF and DFF decoders later on.

There are still a few lines which exceed the 80 character width limit by
a few chars. I was not able to stay within the limit and create (for me)
readable code.

Jurgen