DarkAvenger
26th February 2002, 22:56
=-0.22 [Divine Edition]-=
- modified to use azid.dll 1.8 (no new functions, yet)
- added MP2 target by using my modified MP2enc.dll (orignal by A. Faber), which now
has a 32bit float interface and nearly(?) all features enabled
- added automatic delay compensation (if I'd do marketing I'd call it "ADC" ;-) for all
modes and targets (except ac3/ac3-wav only frame precise and only neg. delays supported)
- SSRC now works in float mode, as well
- MP3 target now uses john33's modified lame dll for all MP3 profiles
- modified boost function to auto limit, thus making limit parameter obsolete
- boost curve is drawn
- fixed wrong destination filesize shown on files >4GB
- full hd space usage needed for conversion shown - next to destination filesize
(esp. usefull in float mode: if you use FAT32 and it shows more than 4GB usage you should
either change to NTFS or use dumb mode)
- added possibility of cancelling process (Formerly HeadAC3he behaved like a rocket:
After ignition self-destruct was the only possibility to stop. ;-)
- added free space detection (and colour indication)
- HeadAC3he now searches (within first 256KB) for ac3 header (with double check),
so eg. now you can open nandub demuxed ac3s with a wav header in front.
- If a corrupt frame is found, the frame number will be shown.
- added priority selectioning for main and transfer thread
- tuned bitrate prediction for vorbis
- some bug-fixes and a lot of new ini options
- forces ShowLog=1
Some notes:
The new value beside dest file size shows total space needed, *not* temp usage. If dest size is same as total, it either means *no* temp usage (->dumb mode) or no additonal temp space needed.
As you can see this release is again dedicated to one of my beta testers. I guess it is cool to give names for my releases, so they are easier to distinguish, is a sign of gratitude for the work of the tester and motivates other beta testers totest hard to "get" a release. ;)
Because of this I can give you another feature packed fast and stable version of HeadAC3he, as now I can concentrate an coding and not testing.
The next version will probably make use of azid 1.8's the new interface, which could give some speed boost.
- modified to use azid.dll 1.8 (no new functions, yet)
- added MP2 target by using my modified MP2enc.dll (orignal by A. Faber), which now
has a 32bit float interface and nearly(?) all features enabled
- added automatic delay compensation (if I'd do marketing I'd call it "ADC" ;-) for all
modes and targets (except ac3/ac3-wav only frame precise and only neg. delays supported)
- SSRC now works in float mode, as well
- MP3 target now uses john33's modified lame dll for all MP3 profiles
- modified boost function to auto limit, thus making limit parameter obsolete
- boost curve is drawn
- fixed wrong destination filesize shown on files >4GB
- full hd space usage needed for conversion shown - next to destination filesize
(esp. usefull in float mode: if you use FAT32 and it shows more than 4GB usage you should
either change to NTFS or use dumb mode)
- added possibility of cancelling process (Formerly HeadAC3he behaved like a rocket:
After ignition self-destruct was the only possibility to stop. ;-)
- added free space detection (and colour indication)
- HeadAC3he now searches (within first 256KB) for ac3 header (with double check),
so eg. now you can open nandub demuxed ac3s with a wav header in front.
- If a corrupt frame is found, the frame number will be shown.
- added priority selectioning for main and transfer thread
- tuned bitrate prediction for vorbis
- some bug-fixes and a lot of new ini options
- forces ShowLog=1
Some notes:
The new value beside dest file size shows total space needed, *not* temp usage. If dest size is same as total, it either means *no* temp usage (->dumb mode) or no additonal temp space needed.
As you can see this release is again dedicated to one of my beta testers. I guess it is cool to give names for my releases, so they are easier to distinguish, is a sign of gratitude for the work of the tester and motivates other beta testers totest hard to "get" a release. ;)
Because of this I can give you another feature packed fast and stable version of HeadAC3he, as now I can concentrate an coding and not testing.
The next version will probably make use of azid 1.8's the new interface, which could give some speed boost.