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Wednesday, 07 July 2010 17:27 |
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As promised the latest YAMF version is now available in the download section (Code). A tidbit of changelog:
Added support to re-encode any separate audiostream before multiplexing it into the Matroska container. I also changed the ogg support from Oggenc to ffmpeg simply to keep the number of external programs down that must be juggled and maintained by you. I have altogether moved away from mencoder being the sole encoder and now also use faac, ffmpeg and eac3to and its various DLLs. Yes, I (optionally) use Windows-only functions (such as eac3to) simply because its functionality does not exist on the Linux platform. Further reasons are that mencoder does a really bad job downmixing some audio and I eventually decided to add the ability to process separately. I found that simply 'isn't there yet' when it comes to Bluray. You may beg to differ and the code will mostly run unchanged with the cross-platform encoders.
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Monday, 21 June 2010 20:51 |
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A new version in the download section that supports Ogg encoding. Note that you must define the location of the oggenc executable in the application profile.
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Wednesday, 17 March 2010 21:20 |
I uploaded a new version of YAMF with lots of nifty stream features. Multiplex audio and subtitle streams, convert subtitles, extract streams automatically, transparently and on the fly from transport streams and multiplex into Matroska container. Check it out. Let me know. Get it here.
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Tuesday, 06 July 2010 21:39 |
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I decided to resurrect the forums as there have been quite a few YAMF downloads correspondence with folks via the contact page. The reason I shut it down was that there were constantly spam registrations and I eventually grew tired of it. I switched to phpBB3 and I sincerely hope this will end the nuisance.
I will upload a new YAMF version tomorrow which includes extensive audio-reencoding. Somehow the whole thing is morphing into some sort of MeGUI.
I am also working on webm/VP8 support which should be out sometime next week. I have played with the codec and it would appear to me as if it could definitely hold its own compared to h.264 (whose continued open licence remains to be seen).
Anyhow, I shall be monitoring the forums and see what comes up. You can also exchange ideas about the various build of mencoder, ffmpeg and what-not.
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Saturday, 03 April 2010 15:30 |
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Released a new build. It fixes an issue where the content rating was not properly identified. Updated opensubtitles.org api. More importantly MediaReader now uses Traileraddict for the trailers. IMDB kept changing its layout and finally prefixing the content with ads - a constant mess.
Traileraddict trailers are of very nice quality.
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