Releases: jessielw/DeeZy
Releases · jessielw/DeeZy
DeeZy 0.1.9
Updates
- Temporary directories now automatically creates short unique directories when a user passes their desired temporary directory
Fixes
- A bug that could potentially delete data the user would not want deleted when using the
--temp-dir
switch - A type error when using
--temp-dir
while attempting to count the length of the file path - Find/Info was printing un-needed information when being utilized
DeeZy 0.1.8
Fixes:
- Incorrectly detecting pathlength when temp directory argument is supplied
Changes:
- Will only delete entire temp directory if it was not a user specified directory, if it's user specified it'll only delete all the contents inside
DeeZy 0.1.7
Updates:
- Provide help string without checking for dependencies first
Fixes:
- Automatic bitrate selection could potentially select higher than allowed bitrates when channel input was not defined by the user
DeeZy 0.1.6
Updates:
- More accurately determine channels for all types of inputs
Fixes:
- Fixed DD encoder bug when source channels are 6.1
DeeZy v0.1.5
Updates:
- Windows builds are now built with a custom pyinstaller to prevent potential for false positive viruses
Fixes:
- DTS:X 8 channel counts error for up-mixing (this was due to mediainfolib getting updated to properly support DTS:X recently)
DeeZy v0.1.4
- Optimized the code that handles DPLII stereo down mix.
- Now detects unsupported channel layouts that DEE (dolby encoder engine) can not directly accept and handles the downmix via FFMPEG prior to feeding it to DEE.
- Fixed a bug when encoding 5.1 and higher channel layouts in some circumstances.
DeeZy v0.1.3
- Bug fix for compiled version not launching on certain systems
DeeZy v0.1.2
- DD Encoder: fixed a bug in rare instances DPLII was not being correctly applied via FFMPEG.
- DDP Encoder: fixed a bug where DPLII was being handled via FFMPEG when it should have been handled with DEE.
- Fixed a FFMPEG progress bug on certain versions of FFMPEG.
DeeZy v0.1.1
Updates:
- Added substantially better calculation for detecting required free space.
- Before DeeZy calculated it based on 110% of the file input size, which worked but sometimes would require massive amounts of space. Now it takes into consideration what tracks are in the input file, if there is video and audio, then does much tighter calculations based on that information.