* callback parameters changed to fix plain C compilation
* added GetAdapterProductId()+GetAdapterVendorId()/
cec_get_adapter_product_id()+cec_get_adapter_vendor_id()
+ * added iDoubleTapTimeoutMs to libcec_configuration
+ * remove all pre-v2.0 compatibility checks
* fixed:
* fix plain C compilation
* prevent sending directly addressed commands from being sent to broadcast
* fall back to the primary client when
CCECProcessor::HandleLogicalAddressLost() and no client could be found
* no more delay up to 2 seconds when exiting libCEC
+ * don't get caught in a loop in CVLCommandHandler when the source switch
+ was not allowed and no power status request was sent
+ * always send image view on to the tv, don't check the power status
+ * only respond to vendor commands for panasonic if we are the destination
* rpi: current firmware first sends a change to logical address 'broadcast'
and then signals us that the address was lost. libCEC then failed to
re-register, because it didn't know any client at this address
- -- Pulse-Eight Packaging <packaging@pulse-eight.com> Wed, 3 Oct 2012 16:49:00 +0100
+ -- Pulse-Eight Packaging <packaging@pulse-eight.com> Mon, 8 Oct 2012 21:30:00 +0100
libcec (1.9.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
* callback parameters changed to fix plain C compilation
* added GetAdapterProductId()+GetAdapterVendorId()/
cec_get_adapter_product_id()+cec_get_adapter_vendor_id()
+ * added iDoubleTapTimeoutMs to libcec_configuration
+ * remove all pre-v2.0 compatibility checks
* fixed:
* fix plain C compilation
* prevent sending directly addressed commands from being sent to broadcast
* fall back to the primary client when
CCECProcessor::HandleLogicalAddressLost() and no client could be found
* no more delay up to 2 seconds when exiting libCEC
+ * don't get caught in a loop in CVLCommandHandler when the source switch
+ was not allowed and no power status request was sent
+ * always send image view on to the tv, don't check the power status
+ * only respond to vendor commands for panasonic if we are the destination
* rpi: current firmware first sends a change to logical address 'broadcast'
and then signals us that the address was lost. libCEC then failed to
re-register, because it didn't know any client at this address
- -- Pulse-Eight Packaging <packaging@pulse-eight.com> Wed, 3 Oct 2012 16:49:00 +0100
+ -- Pulse-Eight Packaging <packaging@pulse-eight.com> Mon, 8 Oct 2012 21:30:00 +0100
libcec (1.9.1-1) unstable; urgency=low