AVI-Mux GUI
Version 1.15.6
Alexander Noé, 17.01.2004
- Version 1.15.6
- new
- Support for Vorbis audio format. Note that you can currently not mux Vorbis into AVI, but only into MKV
- More flexible control over lacing: lacing rules can be defined separately for MP3, AC3, AAC, DTS and Vorbis
- After a report that the 4-audio-stream-open-dml-large-index-chunk-M$-AVI-splitter bug also occured with 2 streams, the 'auto' setting of the index interleave pattern for Open-DML files has been changed
- fixed
- Very sparse subtitle streams in matroska source files caused large amount of prebuffering due to bad end-of-stream check
- Framerate for video as dwRate/dwScale is written with numbers as small as possible (instead of 10,000,000/400,000). LiteOn players did not like those large numbers.
- Version 1.15.5 (bugfix)
- fixed
- When muxing AAC files with a sample rate below 48 kHz into AVI, bad headers have been written
- Version 1.15.4
- new
- support for AAC file format (ADTS packing required).
Note: The technique used for VBR storage is
the same as for MP3. It cannot be guarantied that such files work, especially not on systems not based on DirectShow.
- Version 1.15.3
- bugs fixed
- Memory was heavily leaking when muxing from MKV, but not using all streams, or when demuxing a stream from MKV
- LOAD command only accepted absolute paths
- 'split at' was read as 'split after'
- muxing DTS to MKV was broken
- reading chapter files in ChapterXtractor - format was broken
- Version 1.15.2
- bugs fixed
- AVI files haven't been joined correctly when output format was AVI
- Version 1.15.1
- bugs fixed
- standard AVI output has been broken in 1.15 due to a bug in the write cache
- Version 1.15
- new
- support for Matroska file format (incl. chapters, variable frame rate,...)
- reads language files in UTF-8 format (will NOT work on Windows 9x/ME!)
- reads subtitles in UTF-8 format
- tries to handle input sources where the 1st frame is a delta frame
- can adjust AC3 interleave scheme for AVIs
- subtitles are written to AVI now in UTF-8 coding
- bugs fixed
- displayed wrong file size for small input files
- does no longer reject subtitle files using only 0x0A for line feed
- check for available disc space returned bad values for network drives
- fixed wrong display of estimated output file size if it was >> 4 GB
- displayed nonsense audio length in protocol if no audio was included
- fixed problem that silence files were not used sometimes due to a floating point compare operation
- fixed bug in AVI parser which prevented reading from old AVI files with strn chunk
- fixed bug in audio delay setting
- Version 1.14 and older