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--- start [2014/01/06 22:46] – [Status] zedv
+++ start [2017/10/01 08:56] – [Download] Update download links thp
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   * Ubuntu/Debian packages: Both Debian and Ubuntu always ship with the latest versions, just install them from the repositories (packages: //qhimdtransfer// and //minidisc-utils//)
+Recent (December 2016) builds for Windows and macOS:
+  * https://github.com/thp/linux-minidisc/releases/tag/0.9.14.1
+Older builds for Windows and macOS:
   * Windows version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/QHiMDTransfer_win32_setup.exe]] **v0.9.10 - (2013-12-02)**
   * MacOS PPC version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/qhimdtransfer-mac_ppc.zip]] **v0.9.5 - (2012-12-17) - currently outdated due to problems with the build machines**
-  * MacOS Intel (32 bit) version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/qhimdtransfer-mac_intel32.zip]] **v0.9.5 - (2012-12-17) - currently outdated due to problems with the build machines**
+  * MacOS Intel (32 bit) version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/qhimdtransfer-mac_intel32.zip]] **v0.9.13 - (2014-05-21)**
-  * MacOS Intel (64 bit) version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/qhimdtransfer-mac_intel64.zip]] **v0.9.5 - (2012-12-17) - currently outdated due to problems with the build machines**
+  * MacOS Intel (64 bit) version: [[http://users.physik.fu-berlin.de/~glaubitz/linux-minidisc/qhimdtransfer-mac_intel64.zip]] **v0.9.13 - (2014-05-21)**
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-  * <del>Installation instructions for Ubuntu can be found here: [[InstallingOnUbuntu]]</del> (outdated)
-  * NOTE: On Fedora you will need to install [[http://rpmfusion.org/|RPM fusion]] package source before installing QHiMDTransfer
-  * NOTE: The Ubuntu is currently no longer be updated as the package is now available in [[http://packages.debian.org/source/sid/linux-minidisc|Debian]] and [[http://packages.ubuntu.com/source/raring/linux-minidisc|Ubuntu]]
 ===== Source Code =====
 The current source code can be checked out with git anytime:
-<code>git clone git://z6.physik.fu-berlin.de/linux-minidisc.git</code>
+<code>git clone https://github.com/glaubitz/linux-minidisc/</code>
-A backup copy of the repository can be checkout out from github:
-<code>git clone git://github.com/glaubitz/linux-minidisc.git</code>
 ===== Mailing List =====
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 ^ Feature/    ^	MP3 files    ^	AT3/3+/PCM   ^	MP3 files     ^	AT3/3+/PCM   ^	AT-SP/LP2/LP4 ^	PCM/AT-SP/LP2/LP4   ^	Edit disc   ^	List disc  ^
 ^ Hardware    ^  to PC (HiMD)  ^	to PC (HiMD)  ^	 to MD (HiMD)  ^  to MD (HiMD)  ^  to PC (NetMD)  ^  to MD (NetMD)  ^  meta data  ^  meta data  ^
-| HiMD (any)  |	@#cfc: YES   |  @#cfc: YES   |  @#ffc: YES *1 *2  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES *3 *4  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES  |
+| HiMD (any)  |	@#cfc: YES   |  @#cfc: YES   |  @#ffc: YES *1 *2  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#ffc: YES *4  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES  |
-| MZ-RH1/M200 |  @#cfc: YES  |  @#cfc: YES  |  @#ffc: YES *1  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES *3 *5  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES  |
+| MZ-RH1/M200 |  @#cfc: YES  |  @#cfc: YES  |  @#ffc: YES *1  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES *5  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES  |
-| NetMD (any) |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#cfc: YES *3 *4  |  @#cfc: YES *3  | @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#cfc: YES  |
+| NetMD (any) |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#fcc: NO  |  @#ffc: YES *4  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#cfc: YES *3  |  @#cfc: YES  |
    * 1 = Write support is still experimental, use with "toy" media only.
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 [[CompilingOnLinux]] - Compling this software on Linux (the original development platform; builds easily on Debian/Ubuntu)
-[[CompilingOnFreeBSD]] - Compling this software on FreeBSD
+[[CompilingOnFreeBSD]] - Compiling this software on FreeBSD
-[[CompilingOnHaiku]] - Compling this software on Haiku
+[[CompilingOnHaiku]] - Compiling this software on Haiku
 [[CompilingWithMingw]] - Compiling the software with MinGW on Windows (MinGW builds can be cross-platform built on Linux and on Windows; they run natively on Windows)