gst-plugins-bad - LV2 for GStreamer (SoC 2009)

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2002-02-08	fixed silly bug apparently gcc 3 allows this according to gcc3	Thomas Vander Stichele	1	-2/+2
	Original commit message from CVS: fixed silly bug apparently gcc 3 allows this according to gcc3
2002-02-08	bugfix: do Uraeus' job - no more //	Benjamin Otte	1	-2/+2
	Original commit message from CVS: bugfix: do Uraeus' job - no more //
2002-02-08	bugfix: allow ID3v2 tags at start of audio	Benjamin Otte	1	-1/+30
	Original commit message from CVS: bugfix: allow ID3v2 tags at start of audio
2002-01-18	- plugins are built without versioning info	Wrobell	1	-0/+2
	Original commit message from CVS: - plugins are built without versioning info
2002-01-13	Bring the plugins in sync with the new core capsnego system.	Wim Taymans	1	-1/+0
	Original commit message from CVS: Bring the plugins in sync with the new core capsnego system. Added some features, enhancements...
2002-01-12	s/filter/plugin/ link plugins to GST_LIBS rearrange rules to a common format	David I. Lehn	1	-2/+4
	Original commit message from CVS: * s/filter/plugin/ * link plugins to GST_LIBS * rearrange rules to a common format
2001-12-28	Fixed some plugins	Wim Taymans	1	-6/+4
	Original commit message from CVS: Fixed some plugins
2001-12-28	Remove caps from the template for now	Wim Taymans	1	-1/+3
	Original commit message from CVS: Remove caps from the template for now
2001-12-28	Don't set the caps	Wim Taymans	1	-2/+1
	Original commit message from CVS: Don't set the caps
2001-12-23	some changes, can't remember what :-)	Andy Wingo	1	-1/+1
	Original commit message from CVS: some changes, can't remember what :-)
2001-12-23	much build fixage turns out synaesthesia and smoothwav depend on gtk, maybe ↵	Andy Wingo	1	-1/+1
	they should go to ext/ Original commit message from CVS: much build fixage turns out synaesthesia and smoothwav depend on gtk, maybe they should go to ext/
2001-12-22	Initial revision	Andy Wingo	5	-0/+682
	Original commit message from CVS: Initial revision