<TylerSchwend@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3623) COMMAND is mapped to the ALT key (Matthias <Kapffer@macbay.de>)
* (bug 3665) Typo error in FS_FOpenFileByMode function (TsT <tst2006@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3669) Some files left out of Solaris Packages (Vincent Cojot
<vincent@cojot.name>)
* (bug 3680) server quit messages (Ben Millwood)
* (bug 3682) Maps with >1024 models cause a segfault (misantropia
<bnoordhuis@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3683) R_FindShader(): negative lightmap indexes cause stray pointers
(misantropia <bnoordhuis@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3688) q3asm potential segfault fix and other changes (TsT
<tst2006@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3695) Not allowing to write file with lib extention (.dll/.so/...) (TsT
<tst2006@gmail.com>)
* (bug 3696) make-macosx-ub.sh outdated by revision 1340; test for Tiger not
working (Matthias <Kapffer@macbay.de>)
* (bug 3698) #error reported as warning in q3cpp (and no #warning support)
(Ben Millwood)
* (bug 3703) restoring the valued pre-SDL window behaviour (/dev/humancontroller
<devhc97@gmail.com>)
We fake a server packet and write it directly to the demo file at the point
where we'd transmit to the server. This is a little nasty, but it seems to
be the most reasonable solution.
The Speex VAD sort of sucks, honestly, or I'm not using it right. Now
trying this algorithm, after denoising:
http://lists.xiph.org/pipermail/speex-dev/2006-March/004269.html
And I'll play around to find the threshold for considering a set of frames
to be "voice" from there.
Also worth noting: we consider the power of the set of frames as a whole, so
you need to sustain power for 0.25 seconds at a time, or it's not "voice."
Previously, a legacy client wouldn't get a VoIP packet, but if they did,
they'd panic and disconnect. Now they ignore them and continue on. This also
gives us the framework to add other features legacy clients can ignore.
Oh, this also has the benefit of allowing us to store incoming VoIP for
playback in recorded demos. They'll play the chatter on VoIP clients, and
be ignored on legacy ones. Huge win.
Tim Angus
Ryan C. Gordon
Zachary Slater
Ludwig Nussel
Julian Priestley