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# Version 0.10.0
- assorted improvements (#123 from @ossilator)
- support for `periods` in the `PCM` constructor.
- new functions `PCM.state()`, `PCM.drop()` and `PCM.drain()`
- improved underrun/overrun handling
- documentation improvements/consolidation (docstrings were removed in favour of online documentation)
- more sampling rates
- bug fixes
# Version 0.9.2 # Version 0.9.2
- Fix alsamixer_getvolume (#112 from @stephensp) - Fix alsamixer_getvolume (#112 from @stephensp)
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supported formats - e.g. `{"U8": 1, "S16_LE": 2}`, supported formats - e.g. `{"U8": 1, "S16_LE": 2}`,
- `getchannels()` returns a list of the supported channel numbers, e.g. `[1, 2]`, - `getchannels()` returns a list of the supported channel numbers, e.g. `[1, 2]`,
- `getrates()` returns supported sample rates for the device, e.g. `[48000]`, - `getrates()` returns supported sample rates for the device, e.g. `[48000]`,
- `getratebounds()` returns the device's official minimum and maximum supported - `getratebounds()` returns the device's official minimum and maximum supported
sample rates as a tuple, e.g. `(4000, 48000)`. sample rates as a tuple, e.g. `(4000, 48000)`.
(#82 contributed by @jdstmporter) (#82 contributed by @jdstmporter)
- Prevent hang on close after capturing audio (#80 contributed by @daym) - Prevent hang on close after capturing audio (#80 contributed by @daym)
# Version 0.8.5: # Version 0.8.5:
- Return an empty string/bytestring when `read()` detects an - Return an empty string/bytestring when `read()` detects an
overrun. Previously the returned data was undefined (contributed by @jcea) overrun. Previously the returned data was undefined (contributed by @jcea)
- Unlimited setperiod buffer size when reading frames (contributed by @jcea) - Unlimited setperiod buffer size when reading frames (contributed by @jcea)