What's new in Encode360 2.03
Oct 11, 2008
- CHANGE: K-Lite install options changed to work with AVC/AAC formats without the need for CoreAVC. This should resolve a number of encoding problems
- NEW: When /AUTO is specified, the application will automatically exit on successful completion (returns errorcode 0)
- CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to v0.7.7.6
- CHANGE: Some minor tweaks to hopefully fix up some form-related bugs
- FIX: Install / Uninstall mechanism now works as expected
- FIX: MSI tended to not actually upgrade the files, just the Windows Installer version details
New in Encode360 2.02 (Sep 13, 2008)
- CHANGE: Everything has been changed to being x86 only. It’s not possible for Enc360 to work with WME9 x64, so the app is now forced to x86 mode on XP / Vista x64. This prevents against a lot of problems people have when trying to get Enc360 working on x64 platforms.
- CHANGE: Rework of how MKV subtitles are detected and extracted to be more robust
- CHANGE: Lots of fixes and updates to the installer
- CHANGE: Updated MKVToolNix to 2.3.0
- CHANGE: Updated K-Lite Codec Pack to 4.1.7
- CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 7.7.5.1
New in Encode360 2.0 Final (Jun 7, 2008)
- Updated K-Lite Codec Pack to 3.9.5
- Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.7.1
- Updated compiler options to hopefully fix some unmanaged COM problems
- Updated MKVToolNix utilities to v2.2.0
New in Encode360 2.0 Final (Jun 7, 2008)
- CHANGE: Updated K-Lite Codec Pack to 3.9.5
- CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.7.1
- CHANGE: Updated compiler options to hopefully fix some unmanaged COM problems
- CHANGE: Updated MKVToolNix utilities to v2.2.0
New in Encode360 2.0 Beta 7 (Jul 24, 2007)
- NEW: Installer!!!
- Will verify that .NET 2.0 and Windows Media Encoder 9 are installed before allowing the install. Hopefully will knock a number of �bug� reports on the head!
- Includes automatic installation for K-Lite COdec Pack & recommended settings for use with Encode360
- Includes MKV Subtitle Extractor PreProcessing Scriptlet & support files
- NEW: Completely overhauled UI. Visualhub was sortof my inspiration!!
- NEW: Audio / Video key details now in Advanced Settings
- CHANGE: Removed all the folder monitoring stuff� Sorry, but it was causing way too many problems
- CHANGE: Output resolution can now be set regardless of whether you use Autoscaling or not
- CHANGE: WMV no longer on filetype list, but can be selected through All files. This prevents against accidentally re-encoding WMVs
- CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.5.0 Dev Snapshot (14/07/2007)
- CHANGE: Updated tooltips
- CHANGE: Code Cleanup
- FIX: �64 character limit� error on encoding jobs that would take a long time
- FIX: A crash could occur if the file duration was miscalculated by MediaInfo
- FIX: If the encoding job failed and the application closed, the process would not stop unless it would manually killed
- FIX: ListView didn�t allow drag/drop of files from Windows Explorer
- FIX: A crash could occur if a value was changed into autoscaling and no file had been previously selected
- FIX: Encoding more than one file could result in memory leaks and bad files
- FIX: If a problem occurred during the encoding job, the entire application would hang
New in Encode360 2.0 Beta 6 (Jul 18, 2007)
- NEW: FLV & WMV Support
- NEW: Ability to Drag/Drop re-order of items in the encoding list.
- NEW: �Enable / Disable Subtitles through FFDshow� to Advanced Settings
- NEW: �Preferred Subtitles Language� Option to Advanced Settings. This is so that PreProcessing Scripts (such as the updated one for MKV files) can extract and use them
- NEW: ETA on Encoding Completion (Requested by damski)
- NEW: Shutdown PC when finished (Requested by Hitcher)
- CHANGE: Massive internal re-write. I had been putting this off for a while, but eventually I had to do it. I�ve compartmentalized all of the Encoder code into a separate class and re-written huge segments. This has eliminated a HUGE amount of the codebase, and made it a lot more flexible.
- CHANGE: Disabled .NET x86 directive. This means x64 isn�t currently supported, until someone gets around to re-compiling specifically for 64-bit. Schlicky will hopefully do this over the next few days
- CHANGE: Huge overhaul to the Aspect Ratio handling code. Now works with Non-Square Pixel videos (Thanks to Zen)
- CHANGE: Seriously cleaned up Debug Information
- CHANGE: Rewrite to the PreProcessing Script code. New MKV PPS Scriptlet linked below. Extract to the Encode360 folder (will create a subfolder called MKV)
- CHANGE: Logging now includes less useless details, and more important details
- CHANGE: Debug Info is no longer a Top-Most Window
- CHANGE: An error is no longer displayed if no subtitles were found in an MKV
- CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.5.0 (LOTS of media-detection bugs fixed)
- FIX: Framerate �Double� error could occur if not using English as your Locale Settings (thanks to Zen)
- FIX: Certain audio streams returned an invalid sampling rate which caused Encode360 to bomb out
- FIX: If Autoscale was not enabled and was a saved setting, the Output Resolution was always 0�0 unless you ticked and unticked Autoscale
- FIX: Non-Square Pixels were always detected, even when the source video wasn�t
- FIX: Invalid duration times in a number of container formats, ie, MKV, OGM (which led to a host of other problems)
- FIX: Force 2 Channel Audio Downmix setting now saved
- FIX: Force Quality Based Audio Encoding setting now saved
- FIX: Better Exception handling when running PreProcessing Scripts
- FIX: Ratio division bug - see http://dcunningham.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=283
- FIX: If autoscale was disabled, Height / Width values were inverted resulting in a bad encode