What's new in DiVFix 1.10
Oct 31, 2012
- Auto-clear option to clear the listbox after finishing
- Fixed I/O error 103 when stripping the index
- Fixed bugs in the "Cut out bad parts" option
- Displaying the time of the errors
- The "Keep original file" is turned on by default for safety purpose
- Now if the destination dir is empty, DivFix puts the new video, where the original was
- Displaying the name and the number of errors after finishing with a file
- Linux version is now available for those who wanted it
- Change in my postal address
New in DiVFix 1.08 (Oct 31, 2012)
- All the functions can be used with command-line parameters now (use DivFix /? for help)
- Logging will redirect the messages into a log-file
- The backup file can be saved in other places than the current directory
- Read-only files now can be opened
- At the error messages DivFix does not count audio frames into the reported error position
- The '.DivFix' extension went to the front of the filename
- New DivFix logo (Thanks to Attila Kárpáti), clicking on it will jump to the official' DivFix homepage ( http://divfix.maxeline.com ).
- Few little bugfix
- Perl version of DivFix included (Thanks to David Hoffman for the translation)
New in DiVFix 1.07 (Oct 31, 2012)
- The processing speed is greatly improved when DivFix is dealing with corrupted parts of the avi
- DivFix no longer stops responding until processing corrupted parts
- With the "Keep the original file" setting, DivFix will make index rebuilding on a backup copy (the new file will have the same name plus the '.DivFix' extension.
- With the "Cut out the bad parts" setting, DivFix will not copy the corrupted frames into the backup file
New in DiVFix 1.06 (Oct 31, 2012)
- Fixed a few I/O error bug (Thanks to Kimmo Hassinen for sending me videos wich
- produce the errors)
- Fixed the bug in the Stayontop feature which ceased to function properly after
- turning it off and turning back
- DivFix is now working with OpenDML videos containing interleaved indexes
- Stop button for interrupting the rebuilding or error checking process
- DivFix can be used now with command-line parameters to batch-process multiple
- files (see it at the Usage part of this document). Whith that, i think the DOS
- version is no longer necessary (and i remove it from the archive), especially not
- because it was not updated with the changes in the Win32 version
- The executable is now compressed with the UPX compression utility (Thanks to Volker
- Wiens for the suggestion)
- The archive is now contain the source code and released under the GNU Public
- License (see License.txt for the details)