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for current and past downloads including release notes etc. Sourceforge is providing a number of download mirrors to ensure the best availability. Please let´s use this kind service.
Have a look into the download/win32/ directory for zip files with mpg123 builds (with libmpg123 DLL or static, different decoder options). I don't promise to update these too often. You can always download the source code and compile it with MinGW32 in MSYS.
Development happens in the subversion repository on orgis.org: svn://orgis.org/mpg123/trunk; you can also browse it via the ViewVC web interface. You can get snapshots from both places.
A nightly tarball with the the autotool stuff prepared is at http://mpg123.org/mpg123-svn-snapshot.tar.bz2.
Windows folks may check out the testing zip archive of the libmpg123 Win32 DLL. In the archive you find a version with all the optimized decoders to choose at runtime and one just using the generic C code. The .dll file along with .def, .lib and of course the mpg123.h header file you need to get going with your beloved MSVC++. The library is built using the MinGW32/MSYS environment, which you can also use to build the complete mpg123. We only support building of mpg123 code itself under Windows using MinGW32 or Cygwin, while you should be fine with using the prepared .dll with any other compiler... no warranty on that, of course;-)
Old downloads as well as gzipped variants of the bzipped tarballs are to be found either on the sourceforge.net files section or in the local download directory.
The old mpg123 versions contain various problems including security vulnerabilities.
That doesn't mean that mpg123 is insecure and bad, this is just a result of aging code that lacks active maintainership.
So please use these downloads with care and check the news section for known issues.