Geschrieben von Selur am 11.10.2007 um 22:30:
Danke für die Info
Cu Selur
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| Version 1.5.0 beta 13 * Fixed problem whereby the automatic PID setting for transport streams used the last audio stream encountered instead of the first. * Added an MRU list to the File menu. Version 1.5.0 beta 12 * Whenever the Info dialog is closed, a log file is created that contains the same information. This may be invoked by the CLI to silently query the nature of the input file. Please see the users manual for details. * When a stream does not declare the colorimetry, matrix_coefficients=1 is assumed for HD video and matrix_coefficients=5 is assumed for SD video. Version 1.5.0 beta 11 * Fixed a problem that caused DGIndex to miss some audio streams. For example, if AC3 substream 0x80 was present, and MPA stream 0xC0 was present, both would be viewed as Track 1, and only the first one encountered would be detected. The concept of track number is removed (as it is a DVD-specific construct), and it is replaced with the concept of audio id. See the users manual for details. * For MPEG audio streams, the Info dialog now shows full information: audio id, layer, number of channels, sampling rate, and bitrate. This information is also included in the filename of demuxed MPEG audio streams. Version 1.5.0 beta 10 Sorry about the quick update, but the fix for emulated audio headers was rejecting some valid headers. I'm pretty sure everything is fully correct now. Version 1.5.0 beta 9 * An option was added to control how HD videos are displayed. You can now shrink by half (the previous behavior) or you can view any quadrant of the video. This allows the interlace structure of HD videos to be inspected. * The font size of the Info dialog was reduced so that it all stays visible with the new vertical arrangement. Version 1.5.0 beta 8 * The infamous GOP warning popup has been consigned to the dustbin of history. The D2V Parse log now shows the open/closed status of the GOPs, so if you need to know if your opening GOP is open, look there. * The Info dialog position is no longer pegged to the main DGIndex window. It can be independently positioned and its position is saved and restored via the INI file. Version 1.5.0 beta 7 * Added checks for extra robustness against emulated audio start codes for MPEG audio in program streams. This fixes some known streams with emulated audio start codes. Version 1.5.0 beta 6 * Removed the limitation that the AVS and D2V files must be in the same directory when the Use Full Paths option is disabled. Thanks to Rainy for showing the way. * Restored the default setting of the Use Full Paths option to enabled for backward compatibility with third-party applications. If you turn this off, you are expected to know what you are doing. Version 1.5.0 beta 5 * Fixed a problem with PSIP PID detection that could cause programs to be missed. * Fixed a problem that resulted in an abort of processing with the message box popup "Force film mode not supported with frame repeats". * Fixed a problem that caused the file open dialog to fail for some earlier versions of Windows. I didn't include this in the formal change list because it was exposed by a change in beta 2 (increased size of internal buffers!), so it is not present in version 1.4.9. |
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| * Don't check for field order transitions for streams with only frame repeats. * Use lowest numbered audio ID to expand __aud__ instead of the first audio stream encountered in the source files. * Fix parsing with log timestamps enabled. * Correct handling of default matrix coefficients for hints. * Add option for beeping and focusing when save project finishes. * Save BMP is now enabled during play/preview. * Fix regression in transport stream detection. http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/dgmpgdec.html |
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