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EncodeHD 0.80 beta released |
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Sunday, 14 December 2008 |
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Dan Cunningham has released version 0.80 beta of EncodeHD. This is a an application to re-encode all types of video files for use on various HD (hardware) players.
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Release notes
- NEW: Option to specify the Output Folder
- NEW: Advanced FFmpeg Flags option, for adding to the FFmpeg command-line
- NEW: MP4 Artwork (thanks to AtomicParsley). MyFile.Avi + MyFile.Jpg or Png = MyFile.Mp4 w/ArtWork! :)
- NEW: UI Enhancements and a brand new icon, thanks to the Simplicio Icon Set
- CHANGE: H.264 quality improvements. Slightly increases encoding times, but it's worth it
- CHANGE: Disabled H.264 remuxing due to av_interleaved_frame_write_error. Investigating workarounds...
- CHANGE: Removed AviSynth (AVS) as an encodable file-type, until I can implement a workable solution to MediaInfo handling
- CHANGE: Rewrite of output folder / filename validation code. Much more reliable now
- CHANGE: Lots of small bugfixes
- FIX: MPEG4 could fail with 'unable to assign thread' error
- FIX: Non-AC3 5.1 audio was not being down-mixed to 2 channel AAC
- FIX: A/V sync issues with certain XVid files
- FIX: Audio crackling issues on Apple trailers
You can download EncodeHD 0.80 beta here. |
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