DeaDBeeF 1.9.0 music player release is available. The player is written in C language and can work with a minimal set of dependencies. The code is distributed under the Zlib license. The interface is built using the GTK library, supports tabs, and can be extended through widgets and plugins.
Among the features: automatic transcoding of text encoding in tags, an equalizer, support for cue files, a minimum of dependencies, the ability to control via the command line or from the system tray, the ability to load and display covers, a built-in tag editor, flexible options for displaying the required fields in song lists, support for streaming Internet radio, playback without pauses, the presence of a plug-in for transcoding content.
Major changes:
- Added HTTPS support implemented in portable builds using libmbedtls. Loading from Last.fm has been switched to HTTPS by default.
- Added rewind support in long files for Opus and FFmpeg formats.
- Added "design mode" for the interface based on the Cocoa framework.
- A new visualization of the spectrum analyzer and oscillograms is proposed.
- Added a panel with visualization settings.
- Removed files with translations for Russian and Belarusian languages.
- A new album art downloader has been proposed.
- The context menu provides the ability to adjust the scale of the volume control (dB, linear, cubic).
- Added GTK-interface for tabular editing of fields in several selected tracks at once.
- Added a "+" button to the playlist tab to create a new playlist.
- Improved DSP settings in GTK interface.
- Improved handling of incorrect MP3 files.
Source: opennet.ru