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* Version 8 Edition 3:

	* Typo fixed for these command names:

	M-x monk-calc-total-time-buffer RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-time-marked RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-file-size-buffer RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-file-size-marked RET

	* Small fixes, and MonK now works on emacs-21.3, and the cvs versions.

	* RealMedia (local) file can be played by monk-real.el (not in
          the archive).

	* sox-12.17.4 supported.

	* To use cdda2wav from cdrtools-2.0, you should setq
	variable `monk-cdda2wav-query-command' in ~/.emacs(.el):

	(setq monk-cdda2wav-query-command "cdda2wav -gNJ -v toc")

* Version 8 Edition 2:

	* Now commands monk-next-buffer, monk-previous-buffer use next
	or previous buffers' window if available in selected frame.

	* New key bindings:

	[tab]  (monk-play-next)
	[S-tab] (monk-play-prev)

	* New user option `monk-repeat-buffers' defaulting nil.
	If it is set to non-nil, "p" (monk-play-prev) "n"
	(monk-play-next-buffer) or the automatic track advancing steps
	into another MonK buffer if any.

	* A new command to toggle `monk-repeat-buffers'. You can call it
	from the majour menu.

* Version 8 Edition 1:

	* Fixed monk-cddb script.  At least current monk-cddb is
	compatible with cdda2wav from
	cdrtools-1.10 (slackware-8.0), and 1.11a24 (slackware-8.1).

	* cdda2wav from cdrtools-1.11aXX series are thought to be
	beta, and MonK does not support them officially yet.

* Version 8 Edition 0:

	* OggVorbis module (monk-ogg.el) merged.  
	ogg123-1.0beta4, ogg123-1.0rc1, and ogg123-1.0rc3 supported.
	"monk-ogg-probe" is not required anymore.

	* WAV module (monk-wav.el, monk-wav) merged.
	sox-12.16, sox-12.17, sox-12.17.1, sox-12.17.3 supported.

	* monk-smpeg.el: Added two commands to control "-2" (double size)
	option of plaympeg(1):

	(monk-smpeg-set-command-options)
	(monk-smpeg-resize)

	Both set double-size by non-nil ARG, and single-size by nil ARG.

	The former just sets golbal value for variable
	`monk-smpeg-command-options' (existing tracks should be rebuilt to
	reflect the change) , and the latter changes current track
	property. See also document string for the commands.
	
	Authour's setting (Must use monk-load-hook):
	(define-key monk-mode-map "\eD" 'monk-smpeg-resize)

	Also bulletproof somemore in handler `monk-smpeg-insert-track-obj'.

	* Now M-1 SPC (monk-play-pause) on a playing track works exactly as
	expected.

	* Bulletproof on monk-proc-sentinel. Unexpected error in track
	advancing might be reduced.

        * monk-fn-handler.el enables emacs to play multimedia files `found' by
        ordinary emacs commands:

                C-x C-f (find-file)
                C-x 4 f (find-file-other-window)
                C-x 5 f (find-file-other-frame)
                f (dired-find-file in dired-mode)
                F (dired-do-find-marked-files in dired-mode)
                o (find-file-other-window in dired-mode)
                C-o (dired-display-file in dired-mode)

        etc.  A MonK buffer is set up for each `found' file(s), and
        automatically played.  Even

                $ emacs ~/mp3/SweetJane.mp3

        is possible.

* Version 7 Edition 44:

	* Small fix on variable `monk-cdda2wav-query-command'
	to get compatibility among several cdda2wav versions in:

	cdrecord-1.09:  Supported. (perhaps)
	cdrecord-1.10:  Supported.
	cdrtools-1.11a24: Supported (slackware-8.1 default).
	cdrtools-1.11a37: Not supported yet.

	`monk-cdda2wav-query-command' now defaults "cdda2wav -gNJ -v34"
	and can be modified with setq() in ~/.emacs(.el). Let me know if
	you find suitable number argument to the "-v" option for certain
	version of cdda2wav.  MonK requires track timings and titles in
	"cdda2wav -gNJ ..." command output likewise:
	
$ /usr/bin/cdda2wav -gNJ -v34
Type: ROM, Vendor 'TOSHIBA ' Model 'CD-ROM XM-3401TA' Revision '0283' no MMC
724992 bytes buffer memory requested, 4 buffers, 75 sectors
Read TOC CD Text failed (probably not supported).
#Cdda2wav version 1.10_linux_2.2.19_i686_i686 real time sched. soundcard support
Tracks:10 68:45.40
CDINDEX discid: nrGatlNfoG7al.V3.k6VXcE5NOc-
CDDB discid: 0x96101b0a
CD-Text: not detected
CD-Extra: not detected
Album title: '' from ''
T01:       0  4:38.47 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T02:   20897  8:01.18 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T03:   56990  4:57.30 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T04:   79295  6:47.37 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T05:  109857  8:44.25 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T06:  149182  9:04.65 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T07:  190047  5:26.13 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T08:  214510  8:22.00 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T09:  252160  6:43.57 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
T10:  282442  5:57.48 audio linear copydenied stereo title '' from ''
Leadout:  309265

	* Guess cdda2wav from cdrecord-1.09 is still compatible, but
	not tested.

* Version 7 Edition 43:

	* New variables:

	* monk-mp3-readin-wait: Defaults 0.05 for mpg123, but can be 0
	if the probe command is mpg321. Thus best settings for mpg321 is:

	(setq monk-mp3-probe-command "mpg321"
	      monk-mp3-probe-options '("-t" "-v" "-n0") ; opt order significant.
	      monk-mp3-player-command "mpg321"
	      monk-mp3-readin-wait 0
	      monk-mp3-player-command-options nil)

	This tuning proved to make mp3 track generation twice faster than
	the default setting considering mpg123. mpg321 is very robust,
	and correct in track timing display.

	* Similar new variables monk-ogg-readin-wait, and
	monk-wav-readin-wait. Accordingly, monk-wav.el is updated to version
	0.3, and monk-ogg.el to version 0.5.  The `waits' in these modules now
	defaults 0, and .ogg or .wav track generation is fairly faster.

* Version 7 Edition 42:

	* monk-mp3.el is modified to support an mp3 player other than
	mpg123 easily.

	* Now a very good mpg123 emulator mpg321 is available.
	To use mpg321 as the prober / player, a setup

	(setq monk-mp3-probe-command "mpg321"
	      monk-mp3-probe-options '("-t" "-v" "-n0") ; opt order significant.
	      monk-mp3-player-command "mpg321"
	      monk-mp3-player-command-options nil)

	is required in ~/.emacs(.el).

	See
	http://www.mars.org/home/rob/proj/mpeg/
	http://mpg321.sourceforge.net/
	for mad/mpg321. mpg321 requires libao.

* Version 7 Edition 41:

	* Fixed bug that scratch (loop) fails at the end of first sequence.
	The bug seems to have been caused by changes in recent Editions (39-40).

* Version 7 Edition 40:

	* s (monk-stop): Small fix.

	* README updated with respect to xmcd/cddbcmd description.

* Version 7 Edition 39:

	* New user option `monk-proc-track-interval' (defaults nil).

	Interval in seconds between tracks inserted when auto-advaincing
	to next track.  Might be useful to set this variable to 2 or 1,
	when you record tracks in the *monk* buffer to your analog
	recorder.  You may want to set `monk-repeat' (defaults t) to nil
	as well in such occasion. Nil, or non-integer value makes no interval.

* Version 7 Edition 38:

	* New commands: total time / file-size calculators:

	M-x monk-calc-total-time-buffer RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-time-marked RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-file-size-buffer RET
	M-x monk-calc-total-file-size-marked RET

	Might be useful when you are downloading *monk* buffer into
	analog recorder, or copy files into MO via dired.

	* monk-toggle-repeat is available in the major-mode menu
	raised by C-mouse-3.

* Version 7 Edition 37:

	* Mouse wheel bindings for monk-next-buffer() and 
	monk-previous-buffer() are changed to:

	[M-S-mouse-4]: monk-previous-buffer
	[M-S-mouse-5]: monk-next-buffer

* Version 7 Edition 36:

	* New commands:

	C-c C-n (monk-next-buffer)
	C-c C-p (monk-previous-buffer)

	to switch among MonK buffers.  Useful when you have multiple MonK
	buffers.

	Also bound to C-M-S-mouse-5, and C-M-S-mouse-4.  The `majour-mode'
	menu raised by C-mouse-2 has relevant items as well.

* Version 7 Edition 35:

	* Old command C-c C-n (monk-new-buffer) is deprecated.
	Use equivalent command C-c C-o (monk-open-new) instead.

* Version 7 Edition 34:

	* A new command `monk-goto-current-track'.  Bound to ".".  
	Moves to the current playing track.  NOP if no track is playing.

* Version 7 Edition 33:

	* [emacs-21] The coding-system display at the top of mode-line
	is turned off to make the mode-line dragable and clickable,
	if `mule' feature is compiled in emacs-21.

* Version 7 Edition 32:

	* A new item `Toggle Name' in <C-mouse-3> menu, which
	toggles track names between mp3 title and file name.

* Version 7 Edition 31:

	* v/V (monk-volume-up/down) supports 0 for numeric ARG.
	M-0 v, C-0 v, 0 v etc. will report the current volume status, and
	do not change the volume.

* Version 7 Edition 30:

	* BPS values are printed for mp3 and ogg track lines instead of
	0 as start-frame, which field makes sense only for cdaudio tracks.
	monk-ogg.el is not yet in the archive though.

	* M-x monk-sort-tracks-by-bps is available. Simply sorts track
	lines by the BPS field #3 (as string).

* Version 7 Edition 29:

	* Fixed the infinite-loop C-c C-c (monk-rebuild-all-tracks).

* Version 7 Edition 28:

	* Fixed the bug of editions 26 and 27 that the loop is cleared on
	hitting <mode-line mouse-2> while one-track-looping.

	* A new menu item `NewBuffer' to open empty MonK buffer in menu
	bar menu (can be raised as well by C-mouse-3 in emacs-20/21).

* Version 7 Edition 27:

	* ! (monk-shell-command), a new keyboard command.
	Executes a shell command line on a file as 'file property of
	the track on which the point sits.

	* The revival of old command C-c C-x (monk-remove-broken-tracks).
	It just deletes broken tracks. Convenient when you
	listen-and-delete mp3's (via dired/gnapster etc).

* Version 7 Edition 26:

	* New undocumented track timer handler function:
	`monk-mode-line-update-mpg123'
	to emulate mpg123.el's track timer display, which can be

	(setq monk-track-timer-handler 'monk-mode-line-update-mpg123)

	Not tested well, and the emulation is not perfect at all.
	This handler function won't be maintained officially.

	* Fixes on cursor positioning on the commands:
	f (monk-play-forward)
	b (monk-play-backward)
	[mode-line mouse-2] (monk-mode-line-click-mouse)
	[mode-line drag-mouse-2] (monk-mode-line-drag-mouse)
	[mode-line drag-C-mouse-2] (monk-mode-line-C-drag-mouse)

* Version 7 Edition 25:

	* Bulletproof the player command generator
	(monk-generate-command-generic) somemore.

* Version 7 Edition 24:

	* The keybinding C-M-l for command monk-play-loop-region
	was lacked in 7.23. Fixed.

	* Fixes on looping multiple tracks (mainly
	C-M-l (monk-loop-marked-tracks) and M-L (monk-play-loop-region)).

* Version 7 Edition 23:

	* Introduced a new command:
	C-M-l (monk-play-loop-region)
	to play tracks in the marked region repeatedly.

	* While scratching a short loop in a track, C-c C-c in
	*monk*prop*edit* buffer immediately propagates the edited
	properties to the monk-loop-data.

	* The problem on linux-2.4.4 is resolved in 2.4.5. You must
	not use linux-2.4.4 if, at least, you use MonK (upgrade to 2.4.5
	immediately).

* Version 7 Edition 22:

	* Small fixes.  README updated (on cdda2wav command line examples).

	* [double-mouse-1] monk-mouse-play-this-track available.

* Version 7 Edition 21:

	* Now you can pass preferred options to mpg123(1) and plaympeg(1)
	via these variables (both default nil):

		monk-mp3-player-command-options
		monk-smpeg-command-options

	* Now `type' property of a MIDI track is `mid' -- not `midi' anymore.

	* Small fixes.

* Version 7 Edition 20:

	* Now [M-mouse-4/5] or [mode-line mouse-4/5] are bound to
	monk-mouse-play-prev and monk-mouse-play-next.

	* Considering the linux-2.4.x issue, variable `monk-rebuild-track-auto'
	now defaults nil.  You should set it to t explicitly if you prefer
	auto-rebuilding-track at the beginning of playing a track.
	It may be t again in future versions, though.

* Version 7 Edition 19:

	* The user option monk-rebuild-track-auto is automatically turned
	off while scratching a track (eg. via [mode-line C-drag-mouse-2]),
	to improve `scratch' performance.

* Version 7 Edition 18:

	* Fixed monk-mp3.el to support linux-2.4.4.
	7.17 failed to build or play an 'mp3 track on linux-2.4.4.
	Seems like something wrong in linux-2.4.4 ?

* Version 7 Edition 17:
* Version 7 Edition 16:

	* Now `mpg' (mpeg video) track supports commands f, b,
	[mode-line mouse-2] [mode-line drag-mouse-2], [mode-line
	C-drag-mouse-2] etc., to move forward/backward, jump to the
	desired location, or create a short loop.

	You might have to upgrade to plaympeg of smpeg-0.4.3.

	The looping is not so accurate for 'mpg tracks, because the
	loop-end timing is emulated by emacs lisp code (not by the
	player's command line option: eg. -n of mpg123: current plaympeg
	has no such option).

* Version 7 Edition 15:

	* *monk* buffer looks better.
	Now tracks have a space between the mark on BOL and the track tag
	(as in dired buffer).  MIDI track's tag is changed from "midi:"
	to "mid:".

* Version 7 Edition 14:

	* A new command for 'cdaudio track only:

		ESC G, M-G, M-S-g (monk-goto-track-integer)
	
	The track number should be specified as numeric argument.

	* New commands:

		w (monk-copy-current-track)
		W (monk-copy-marked-tracks)

	* A new command in monk-ripper.el:

		M-x monk-toggle-watch-directory-add-new-file RET

	Universal/numeric ARG control is available.

* Version 7 Edition 13:

	* Two coding system handling commands added:
	(monk-set-coding-system):
	(monk-set-file-name-coding-system):

	* A new command
	M-x monk-describe-coding-system RET
	reports briefly the values of the relevant coding system
	variables.

* Version 7 Edition 12:

	* Small fixes and cleanup.

	* Removed unused old codes to handle `integer' type of
	`cdaudio' track. 3 to 4kb saved in src format.
	
* Version 7 Edition 11:
* Version 7 Edition 10:
* Version 7 Edition 9:
* Version 7 Edition 8:
* Version 7 Edition 7:

	* monk-play-track-verbose: A new variable (user option).  Defaults t.

	* After all, track marking / unmarking system introduced.
	The space has long been reserved at the beginning of track lines
	for a mark.

		m (monk-mark-track)
		u (monk-unmark-track)
		t (monk-toggle-mark)               (New in 7.10)
		drag-mouse-1 (monk-mouse-sweep-region) (in 7.10, toggles mark)
		M, A (monk-mark-all-tracks)        (New in 7.8)
		U (monk-unmark-all-tracks)         (New in 7.8)
		T (monk-toggle-all-marks)          (New in 7.8)
		M-m, %m (monk-mark-track-regex)    (New in 7.9)
		M-u (monk-unmark-track-regex)      (New in 7.9)

	Numeric arg for commands m and u is interpreted as number of tracks
	to be marked/unmarked. The mark is just "*".  Other marks such
	as "D" is not available.

	* And a few operations on the marked tracks are available:

		K (monk-kill-marked-tracks)
		D (monk-remove-marked-tracks)            (New in 7.11)
		W (monk-copy-marked-tracks)              (New in 7.14)
		M-L (monk-loop-marked-tracks)
		double-mouse-3 (monk-kill-marked-tracks) (New in 7.10)
		M-mouse-2 (monk-mouse-yank-track)        (New in 7.10)

	Watch out, the track marking and operation of marked tracks
	are very experimental.  Eg., in looping by monk-loop-marked-tracks,
	the cursor position will not be updated as you expect yet.

	* drag-mouse-1 (monk-mouse-sweep-region) drags with mouse face
	(New in 7.11).

	* The `track' text-property is put under the track type tag
	(eg. mp3, cda etc.).

* Version 7 Edition 6:

	* New commands for sorting tracks:

		M-x monk-sort-tracks-by-name RET
		M-x monk-sort-tracks-by-frames RET
		M-x monk-sort-tracks-by-time RET
		M-x monk-sort-tracks-by-type RET

	All accept ARG as reverse flag. Sorts all tracks in *monk*
	buffer.  Face of the playing track, or cursor position can not
	be retained properly yet.  Perhaps something weired may occur
	if tracks are sorted while monk-watch-directory-mode is turned on.

	* Fixes on command q (monk-quit).

	* Fixes on current directory (default-directory) handling
	on building tracks out of cdaudio, midi, mpeg, and mp3 files.

* Version 7 Edition 5:

	* Fixes on command d (monk-dired-on-this).

* Version 7 Edition 4:

	* README updated.  `SUPPORTING MODES' section describing
	monk-watch-directory-mode, monk-edit-mode, and
	monk-revert-buffer-function/auto-revert-mode.

	* Small fix on monk-get-directory-files (monk-watch.el).

	* monk-watch-directory-handler (monk-watch.el) is modified to
	avoid racing condition of track-playing and the directory watch.

* Version 7 Edition 3:
* Version 7 Edition 2:

	* Small fixes on monk-watch.el. Do not try to add a file if its
	size is zero to avoid annoying messaging (esp. for mp3 files).
	Eliminated useless message on killing non-monk-buffers.

* Version 7 Edition 1:

	* Corrected `monk-watch-directory-add-new-file' handling.
	The meaning of the monk-watch-directory-add-new-file is reversed
	(control was wrong in 7.0).

* Version 7 Edition 0:

	* monk-watch.el is inlucluded in the package.  It provides
	a new minor mode:

	monk-watch-directory-mode

	which is a sort of `auto-revert-mode' specialized for *monk* buffer.
	The mode can be controlled by a command `monk-watch-directory-mode'
	(the same name as the mode): M-x monk-watch-directory-mode RET toggles
	the mode, and positive/negative prefix argument turns on/off the mode.

	If monk-watch-directory-mode is enabled, the default-directory of the
	*monk* buffer is watched.  If a new file readable by MonK is appeared
	in the directory, MonK loads it as a track, and already existing
	tracks are rebuilt if the relevant file is updated since the last
	watch.

	The mode is conceived to watch ~/mp3/incoming or ~/ripped/ARTIST.
	The adding-new-file facility can be turned off by setq'ing
	monk-watch-directory-add-new-file (defaults t) to nil.

	* monk-watch-directory-mode does not use autorevert.el, so it works
	on emacs-19 (I hope).

	* auto-revert-mode is still supported via
	`monk-revert-buffer-function', which is improved by calling function
	`monk-watch-check-directory', the core part of
	`monk-watch-directory-mode'.  The variable
	`monk-watch-directory-add-new-file' does not affect the
	`monk-revert-buffer-function', which always reverts only existing
	tracks.

	The auto-revert-mode support might be dropped in future version.

* Version 6 Edition 27:

	* Now default-directory of *monk* buffer is properly (hopefully)
	determined after drag-and-dropped via dired-dd.
	Function monk-dired-dd-drop-handler is fixed.

	* Cleaned up C-c C-c (monk-prop-edit-finish) in monk-prop-edit-mode.

	* M-x revert-buffer RET is supported (perhaps from v6.22, but the
	announce has been postponed until it is proved to work).
	The `revert-buffer-function' is bound to
	`monk-revert-buffer-function' in monk-mode.
	If your emacs has auto-revert-mode (autorevert.el),
	(C-u) M-x auto-revert-mode works for *monk* buffer as well. In the
	auto-revert-mode, only the existing tracks are reverted.
	Might be convenient to watch tracks from ~/mp3/napster/incoming/,
	or ~/monk/ripped/<Artist>/.

	Perhaps monk-watch.el will appear soon, and its monk-watch-mode
	(yet another auto-revert-mode) can watch default-directory of *monk*
	buffer, and revert and add new files as a track.  Current
	`monk-revert-buffer-function' is slow because it rebuilds
	unconditionally all the tracks.  When monk-watch.el is complete,
	`monk-revert-buffer-function' will be changed to revert only track
	associated to update files.  The monk-ripper.el may be changed to
	popup a buffer with the new monk-watch-mode to watch the ripper output
	directory.

	* Run on emacs-21.0.98.

* Version 6 Edition 26:

	* Small fixes.
	* C-c C-c (monk-prop-edit-finish) (in MonKPropEdit mode) fixed.
	Old code did not save back the edit result.

* Version 6 Edition 25:

	* New bindings are added to monk-mode:

	M-mouse-4 (monk-play-prev)
	M-mouse-5 (monk-play-next)
	C-M-mouse-4 (monk-menu-play-backward)
	C-M-mouse-5 (monk-menu-play-forward)

* Version 6 Edition 24:

	* monk-cddb script fixed. Old one did not call for remote cddb
	server on local cddb search/generation failed.

	* CD audio could not be played if post-filter is nil. Fixed.
	Why did nobody complain ?

* Version 6 Edition 23:

	* Cleanup on README.
	* Fixed revert-buffer-function() handling.

* Version 6 Edition 22:

	* Fix: C-o (monk-find-file), C-u works as described in README, or
	docstring.

* Version 6 Edition 21:

	* Fixed bugs, and tried to be precise in mp3 track timing and
	frames display.

* Version 6 Edition 19,20:

	* Small fixes: See Changelog. Fixes on 6.19 was wrong. Sorry for you
	who got 6.19.

	* Run on 21.0.97.

* Version 6 Edition 18:

	* Fixes on l (monk-play-loop) (or by [mode-line mouse-C-drag-mouse])
	in 6.17 was inconsistent and was not good enough. The fix refined.

	* Also fixed M-l (monk-loop-clear), s (monk-stop),
	SPC (monk-play-pause), C-c I (monk-write-id3-info).

* Version 6 Edition 17:

	* Fixed l (monk-play-loop) (or by [mode-line mouse-C-drag-mouse]).
	Old code dropped into infinite loop at function monk-loop-clear().

* Version 6 Edition 16:

	* g (monk-rebuild-track) and C-c C-c (monk-rebuild-all-tracks: new,
	monk-remove-broken-track is deprecated) in monk-mode
	were fixed. Now the face and cursor position are controlled almost
	as expected.

	C-c C-c (monk-rebuild-all-tracks) is replaced with the old command
	monk-remove-broken-track. Refer to docstring of
	'monk-rebuild-all-tracks, and 'monk-rebuild-track:
	
nil ARG:     Rebuild normal track, or just warn for inaccessible file.
ARG < 1:     Just remove broken track. No rebuild.
non-nil ARG: Rebuild normal track and remove broken track.

	In the old C-c C-c (monk-rebuild-all-tracks), only 2nd and 3rd
	option were possible.

	* Unless a track associated with disk a file has 'post-filter
	property, the player command is invoked directly without shell
	(/bin/sh in most systems), and thus, theoretically, all the
	files with filename encoded with the damaged coding system (*)
	can be played unless they have to be played through post-filter.

	In playing an ripping CD audio, the limitation by the post-filter
	is not the big problem:

	(1) 'file (filename) property is not used to play a CD audio track. 
	(2) Most of cddb track titles (which is to be the ripped
	    output file name) are in ASCII, and ripping works nicely.

	(*) Damaged coding system: I mean Mostly SJIS (shifted JIS) --
	the 16bit coding system conceived by MS and used to
	encode Japanese characters in MS Windows, which includes
	sh meta-characters ("/", "\", "`" etc.) as 2nd byte.

* Version 6 Edition 15:

	* Shortly uploaded, but the command monk-rebuild-track was broken.
	Throw away if you have this edition.

* Version 6 Edition 14:

	* C-c I (monk-write-id3-info) is available in monk-prop-edit-mode,
	and in monk-mode. You need id3tool-1.1f (or later)
	to save id3 data back into mp3 file associated to the track.

* Version 6 Edition 13:

	* Variable `monk-use-cddb' is deprecated.  Should use
	`monk-use-cddb-server' instead.  If remote cddb server should be
	accessed, `monk-use-cddb-server' must be set to non-nil.

	* The script `monk-cddb' tries to generate cddb data using cdda2wav(1),
	and the availability of cddb data without remote cddb server
	is improved even if the new variable `monk-use-cddb-server'
	is left being nil (the default).  cdda2wav(1) from cdrecord-1.9 or later
	required.

* For versions older than 6.13, see ChangeLog.

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