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dvdisaster 0.72.4 released | 07.04.2012

Updated to work with recent versions of GNU/Linux, FreeBSD and NetBSD.

dvdisaster 0.72.3 released | 05.10.2011

The "Verify" function hangs when working on RS01 error correction files which are larger than 2GB (the error correction files are correctly generated though). Volodymyr Bychkoviak discovered the problem and sent in a bug fix.

Documentation added | 28.07.2011

The temporarily lost background information from the 0.70 documentation has been updated and made online again.

dvdisaster 0.79.3 released | 21.11.2010

For GNU/Linux, the SG_IO driver is used by default for accessing optical drives. This resolves the problem with system freezes on parallel SCSI adapters which were caused by the old CDROM_SEND_PACKET driver. The RS03 codec now contains Altivec optimizations on PowerPC platforms.

Added Windows and Mac OS X versions for 0.72.2 | 07.11.2010

Windows and Mac OS X versions of 0.72.2 are now available. They were built using the updated development environment of 0.79.x. This results in shipping with newer versions of the GTK+ libraries and might yield slightly different visuals and behaviour.

dvdisaster 0.72.2 released | 31.10.2010

This version introduces a workaround which prevents parallel SCSI adapters from freezing under Linux. Improved upward compatibility with dvdisaster 0.79.x.

dvdisaster 0.79.2 released | 28.02.2010

Mac OS X binaries are available again as the Mac OS X development environment has been updated for this version. RS03 codec development progresses, but is still far from being finished.

Started new development branch 0.79 | 07.02.2010

The first version of the new development branch (0.79.1) has just been released. This release is meant for testing new functions; it is not recommended for doing productive work. See the download page for information on what has been changed and how you can participate in testing.

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