0.898

Fixed permissions errors.  Downgraded back to MakeMaker.  :)

0.892

Upgraded to Module::Build

0.891

Fixed Makefile.PL issues.  Doh.

0.862

Added repeatCount as well.

0.861

Allowing sequence and parallel tags to have the "repeat" attribute.

0.85 

Finished off the documentation of all exposed methods.  Added
RN::RealText module which allows you to create simple RealText
files using Perl.  More importantly, you can inline these RT
files right into SMIL, without ever writing them to disk.  Check out
smil2.pl for details.  In fact, you can inline any object 
which supports the getAsString and getMimeType method interface.

0.8

Added some code for preliminary support of SMIL 2.0.  For example, you 
can now specify transitions when adding your media, and you can 
add transition effects using the addTransition method.  Peruse the
documentation for more information.  I also added support for inlining
dynamically generated media types.  For example, you can create a RealText
file inside your perl script, and then inline that in the SMIL
without writing the RealText to disk at all.  You can also inline 
SMIL files, which is something that RealOne should support, since it
supports referencing SMIL files.  Other general code cleanups as well.
Also, improving the documentation as best I can, but this might
have to wait until the next version.

0.72

Added method which forces the Smil module to output proper code based on the version 
of the player.  Right now only RealPlayer is supported.  If you call the method:
setBackwardsCompatible( player => "rp", version => 6 ) then the module will 
create code which can execute on any RealPlayer of version 6 and above, for example.
This is useful when using the "inline" attribute for adding media.  Inlining base64
encodes a piece of media directly into the SMIL file, but was not available as a 
feature of the RealPlayer until version 7.

0.701

Named the module more appropriately for CPAN upload, which requires a new version number.

0.7 

Added the "inline" attribute to media tags.  When you add a media file now
using the addMedia method, if you specify "inline" => 1 (or any true value)
the module will attempt to download and inline the media according to spec
http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2397.  Thanks to Robla at RealNetworks for the
speedy answer to this.

Added quicktime extension code xmlns to the smil tag element.  Now, just specify
any of the methods listed in the qt.pl to have the module automatically add the 
quicktime namespace into the smil element.  I am including a small qt.pl file 
which demonstrates the usage of this, with a few QuickTime tags included.

Also, you no longer call 'use SYMM::Smil;' or 'new SYMM::Smil;'.  
Just 'use Smil;' now.  Also changed the webpage links and email address. 
Old scripts won't break (unless you manually delete the SYMM directory whereever it
is installed in your lib directory) but they won't be able to take advantage of 
any new functionality after and including 0.7

0.63 

Fixed a debugging error.  

0.51

Installation information was updated.  Make sure to run make after you
run the perl Makefile.pl command.

0.5

Added new member functions so that users can add arbitrary code to their 
SMIL files.  Call "addCode" to add user-defined code, or "addComment"
to add a comment.  The user is responsible for formatting.

0.44 

Updated makefile so that it uses the standard ExtUtils::MakeMaker.

0.4

The makefile is now working.  This means that you can install simply
by untarring and running "perl Makefile.PL"  

0.31

Added more datatypes to the addRegion( "sm-src" ) functionality. You
can now specify a RealText or RealPix file and the region will snoop
out the size of the files and create the region with those sizes.

0.3

New cool feature: specify a src when defining a region and the 
module will determine the media dimensions and use those dimensions
as the dimensions of the region.

$s->addRegion( "sm-src" => "http://www.server.com/img.gif" ... );

This even works with hyperlinks, if LWP is installed.  You can also
specify locally referenced files within the current filesystem.

Currently, the only media type supported is GIF, but I plan to support
JPG and of course all the RealMedia file types.  I imagine that 
Flash/Shockwave won't be too hard since the file format is publically
documented.

0.22 

More bug fixes

0.2 

First release