
build system: added an option to configure »–without-qt-pkg-config«.The GUI reads that file’s segment UID and enters its value into the input field.
MKVToolNix GUI: chapter editor enhancement: added a button next to the ‘segment UID’ controls that enable the user to select a Matroska file. all: new feature: added a new translation of both the programs and the man pages to Korean by Potato (see AUTHORS). Otherwise the fields from the version 0 part will be used. If the STSD atom contains a version 2 structure then the fields from it will be used. This has been changed to match the behavior of other players and MP4 readers like ffmpeg. So far mkvmerge has used those from the version 0 header only and ignored the ones from the version 2 header. mkvmerge: bug fix: MP4/QuickTime reader: audio tracks can contain two instances of certain header fields (channel count, bits/sample & channel, sample rate) in the STSD atom: one instance in the version 0 header and one in the version 2 header parts.
mkvmerge: MP4/QuickTime reader: audio tracks with the FourCC ‘lpcm’ are muxed as A_PCM/INT/LIT instead of A_QUICKTIME. Sometimes the timestamps of wrong packets were used as entry’s start and end points causing start timestamps and durations that were slightly off.
Packets belonging to pages that don’t contain subtitles were used as valid end points for subtitles causing entries to become very short (e.g.
mkvmerge: bug fix: fixed two more issues in the conversion of teletext subtitles to SRT subtitles: 1. Installer: fixed support for silent installation and uninstallation. build system: implemented support for explicit pre-compiled headers for Linux and Mac OS. Here’s the full ChangeLog since the previous release: Most of the Linux binaries are still being built and will be available in a couple of hours. The Windows and Mac OS binaries are available. You can download the source code or one of the binaries. There’s one change for package maintainers: a Korean translation of the programs and the man pages has been added. This can be turned on in the GUI, of course. Additionally it can also generate chapters in fixed intervals. One of the new features is mkvmerge’s capability to generate chapters automatically whenever a new file is appended. The behavior for other OSes has not been changed. Users of these two OSes often start mkvinfo by clicking on the executable instead of using start menu entries making adding the parameter “ -gui” somewhat difficult. This was a regression introduced in v8.7.0.Ī change a lot of users of Windows and Mac OS will hopefully welcome is that mkvinfo launches with its GUI by default now unless the option “ -no-gui” is given. The most important one is probably in the HEVC handler which won’t drop certain SEI NALUs anymore. There were tons of bug fixes all over the place.