Download NAS 1.7c

The program NAS, short for Network Audio System, makes it possible to transport audio from a server to a client. It is similar to the well-known X system on Linux, but NAS does its job in the audio field. This allows you to use different audio devices simultaneously in different programs. For more information, we refer you to this webpage. The developers have released version 1.7c with the following changes:

Version 1.7c:

• time for another stable release.
• Correct problem in auvoxware, where if MixerInit is set to false, remote volume (mixer) requests are ignored. Reported by Paul Fox, with a fix determined by Steve McIntyre and Erik Auerswald.
• Applied patch from Nicolas Escuder correcting a Cygwin issue in auvoxware.c
• applied patch from Erik Auerswald adding a Mute button and functionality to aupanel.
• applied patch from Nicolas Franois (via Steve McIntyre) correcting some typos in the AuSetBucketAttributes and AuSoundCreateFileFromBucket man pages.

Version 1.7b:

• applied patch from ‘Inma’, correcting a connection hang in Solaris 9. This reworks some of the very old and primitive fd_set stuff in Aulibint.c .
• updated config/config.sub and config.guess to properly detect DragonFly systems.
• Applied patch from Mark Davies and Joerg Sonnenberger correcting some BSD issues and adding DragonFly support.
• The nasd.conf man page is always installed in $FILEMANDIR for all systems.

Version 1.7a:

• applied patch from Mark Davies correcting audio/Imakefile to properly define BSD44SOCKETS on NetBSD systems.
• Applied patch from Steve McIntyre correcting CYWIN -> CYGWIN typo in server/dda/voxware/auvoxware.c
• applied patch from Steve McIntyre Correcting some Gcc 4.0 and AMD64 issues.