Wersja 3.9.9 z 2009/11/16 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: added "auto" option for CLI switch "/fps:,", e.g. "/fps:auto,24p"
- Changed: added "/forceall" CLI switch to set/clear all forced flags
- Changed: reworked conversion dialog to allow setting/clearing all forced flags via GUI
- Changed: added an application icon to get rid of that coffee cup (note: ICO and ICNS files are included in the JAR)
- Fixed: source FPS given via CLI was overwritten by FPS read from stream
- Fixed: source FPS detection for SUB/IDX and SUP/IFO was buggy and (nearly) always resulted in 24p
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Wersja 3.9.8 z 2009/11/01 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: reworked dialog for conversion options, added: store/reset defaults, stored defaults are automatically loaded in GUI mode
- Changed: added "/res:keep" CLI switch to keep the resolution by default. Note that CLI switches overwrite GUI defaults.
- Changed: appending "_exp" to the save file name is no longer done repeatedly but only once.
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Wersja 3.9.7 z 2009/09/08 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: Vobsub+SUP/IFO: files with swapped odd/even field order in the RLE buffer were not handled correctly
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Wersja 3.9.6 z 2009/07/12 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: Added "Close" menu item in File menu.
- Changed: Added horizontal moving of captions (left, right, center)
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Wersja 3.9.5 z 2009/06/29 |
Zmiany (od wersji 3.9.1 do 3.9.5):
- Changed: VobSub+SUP/IFO: fixing completely invisible subtitles is now disabled by default.
- Can be enabled via command line (/fixinv) or via "Settings" menu.
- Changed: CLI: Boolean parameters like "verbatim" can be switched on/off now with trailing +/- (e.g. "/verbatim-").
- Changed: released Bitmap and Palette classes under the Apache License.
- Fixed: GUI: default background color handling missing in "min time" textfield.
- Changed: VobSub: stream ID is used to skip packets to work around problems with interleaved streams.
- Changed: added tooltips for most buttons, combo boxes etc.
- Changed: editing of frame palette/alpha values is now possible if the input is either SUB/IDX or SUP/IFO.
- Changed: editing of imported DVD palette works on the source image now (seems to make more sense).
- Changed: added another workaround for corrupted VobSub streams.
- Changed: editing of imported DVD palette is now possible
- Changed: exporting PCGEdit palette only possible if VobSub or SUP/IFO is exported.
- Changed: alpha cropping, minimum merge time and PGCEdit palette export settings are stored in the ini now.
- Changed: improved color edit dialog to allow editing colors by double clicking.
- Fixed: updated embedded JavaDoc (forgot about this in 3.9.0)
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Wersja 3.9.0 z 2009/06/13 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: introduced import and export of SUP/IFO.
- Changed: Opening SUB/IDX files via the SUB file (instead of the IDX) file is supported (also via drag'n'drop).
- Changed: added store+prev/next buttons to edit dialog.
- Changed: added mnemonics/hotkeys for most menus/buttons/checkboxes (Windows: press Alt to see the mnemonics).
- Changed: target palette can be exported to PCGEdit text format (via export dialog or CLI parameter "/exppal")
- Changed: JAR contains (only the) sources which are released under the LGPL and Apache license.
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Wersja 3.7.1 z 2009/05/20 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: BD-SUP palette fix (when converting from HD-DVD-SUP) introduced in 3.7.0 didn't work reliably
- Changed: added free scaling factors (x,y) to resize captions independently of resolution changes.
- Changed: all text fields react while typing and use background colors to give status feedback.
- Fixed: when converting from HD-DVD-SUP to BD-SUP it was not guaranteed that each last palette entry was transparent.
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Wersja 3.6.0 z 2009/05/17 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: added editing of "forced" flags (via edit dialog)
- Changed: added possibility to exclude single captions from export (via edit dialog)
- Changed: added erasing of rectangular regions (via edit dialog)
- Changed: VobSub: bitmaps are automatically cropped on import
- Changed: VobSub: parsing of packet is now always stopped when reaching offset of next caption even if control buffer is incomplete
- Changed: VobSub: added padding packets (and stuffing bytes via PTS length) to the exported stream.
- Changed: VobSub: invalid offset to end sequence only throws a warning, but import continues.
- Fixed: VobSub: entries in 4 color frame palette were truncated to two bits during import.
- Fixed: VobSub: padding by manipulating the PTS length was not always processed correctly during import.
- Changed: VobSub: control header now can be split over two packets. Seems to increase compatibility with SubtitleCreator.
- Changed: some more info is printed in the non-verbatim output mode (loading/writing files)
- Fixed: BDN XML: due to the last fix in 3.5.3, 720p was not recognized any more
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Wersja 3.5.3 z 2009/05/09 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: when converting multiple files from the command line, a fatal error will not quit the program but just skip the file.
- Fixed: BDN XML: 576i and 480i are used for PAL and NTSC instead of 576p and 480p.
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Wersja 3.5.2 z 2009/05/08 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: VobSub: wrong packet length is detected and fixed (-> now SUB/IDX files exported before 2.1 can be imported)
- Changed: VobSub: improved luminance threshold detection when importing SUB/IDX files.
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Wersja 3.5.1 z 2009/05/05 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: VobSub: delay was read from wrong position of control buffer (-> wrong end time).
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Wersja 3.4.3 z 2009/04/26 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: when merging equal captions inside an epoch, the end time was not always updated correctly.
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Wersja 3.3 z 2009/04/19 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: using XML as input didn't work from command line if also a target was given.
- Fixed: output resolution given via command line did not influence selection in GUI.
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Wersja 3.2 z 2009/04/15 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: BD-SUP palette is created by default when scaling, mode can be selected (keep palette, new palette, dither)
- Changed: reduced text output to a minimum. To get full output, select "verbatim" mode.
- Fixed: progress bar was never updated when importing HD-SUPs, also cancel didn't work in this case
- Fixed: progress bar didn't work for very large files (during load)
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Wersja 3.1 z 2009/04/12 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: depending on the resolution of an imported SUP, either BT.601 (PAL/NTSC) or BT.709 (HD) is selected.
- Changed: cropping is assumed to be symmetrical and now also affects screen size in exported IDX or SUP.
- Changed: reworked default VobSub colors a little to provide better anti-aliasing. Also white is used in combination with dark gray now.
- Changed: minimum distance between two equal captions is now fixed to 200ms and doesn't depend on minimum display time any more.
- Changed: merged code and look of preview windows.
- Changed: all (?) edit boxes select smallest/biggest valid value if given value is out of bounds instead of just ignoring invalid inputs.
- Fixed: Merging captions failed in certain cases, which also resulted in wrong end times
- Fixed: BT.709 color space assumes Cr/Cb values to be inside 0..240 instead of 0..235
- Fixed: exporting forced captions didn't work any more (introduced in 2.9)
- Fixed: value for min display time is also used if fix short frames checkbox is unchecked.
- Fixed: move dialog remembers screen ratio.
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Wersja 3.0 z 2009/04/10 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: reworked BD-SUP parser again to support multiple object per epoch and to split the epoch were it makes sense.
- Also equal captions can be merged now even if they're in separate epochs.
- Changed: added cropping support (crop the first n lines)
- Changed: colorspace conversion according to BT.709 instead of BT.601. Doesn't seem to make much of a difference though.
- Fixed: the alpha fading detection for BD-SUPs could create wrong colors in certain cases.
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Wersja 2.9 z 2009/04/06 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: DTS (and internal PTS) time stamps are calculated now based on decoding and composition pixel rates. Should hopefully improve muxing results of exported SUP streams.
- Changed: improved detection of start/end of caption - should result in less warnings and better handling of problematic SUPs
- Changed: better handling of BD-SUP palettes (multiple IDs, palette update, alpha blending detection)
- Changed: much more flexible handling of CLI parameters. Options are allowed now even if no target file name and/or no source file name is given.
- Changed: support for one asterisk in target file name even if there is no wildcard in the source file name. The asterisk will be replaced with source path+filename without the extension.
- Fixed: calling BDSup2Sub with source file name as only parameter would fail if the file name contained spaces. Now it should work with all file names as long as they don't have multiple SUP/SUB/IDX extensions in them.
- Fixed: when changing the caption number in the edit and move dialogs, the wrong caption number was displayed after returning to the the main view.
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Wersja 2.8 z 2009/04/03 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: added drag'n'drop support
- Changed: if one parameter (that is neither "/?" nor "/?help") is given, it's used as input file for the GUI
- Fixed: HD-DVD-SUPs: next DSCQ is checked to avoid endless loops.
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Wersja 2.7 z 2009/04/01 |
Zmiany:
- Changed: added option to move all captions inside/outside bounds (typically the cinemascope bars)
- Changed: temporarily added workaround for (what I consider) a bug in SupRip's RLE decoder
- Changed: automatic language selection also from the CLI if no language is given explicitly
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Wersja 2.6 z 2009/03/30 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: Cr and Cb color components were switched when writing BD-SUPs (introduced in 2.5)
- Fixed: DSCQ is updated instead of accumulated for HD-DVD-SUPs with multiple DSCQs
- Changed: better detection for faded HD-DVD-SUPs
- Changed: improved luminance threshold detection
- Changed: added menu entry to swap Cr/Cb components
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Wersja 2.5 z 2009/03/27 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: Cr and Cb color components were switched when reading BD-SUPs (in since 1.0)
- Fixed: inconsistent behavior of "export forced" checkbox (probably introduced in 2.3)
- Changed: console is cleared before loading a SUP to avoid heap and performance problems (Swing text components are SLOW).
- Changed: when copying console output to clipboard, the clipboard is reset first to avoid OutOfMemoryException.
- Changed: improved console output for BD-SUP reading to use less lines in the console
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Wersja 2.4 z 2009/03/25 |
Zmiany:
- Improved support for HD-DVD-SUPs (multiple DCSQ START commands are supported, DCSQ is accumulated)
- BD-SUP: subtitles without RLE buffer are ignored (led to NullpointerException)
- Fully transparent colors are always interpreted as transparent black to not mess with scaling
- Automatic language selection now only considers file name, not the path name
- Bilinear scaling is also used for scaling down
- Better exception handling for general exceptions inside threads
- Edit dialog: duration can be entered as float value now (just for consistency)
- Accidentally changed time format from "hh:mm:ss:ms" to "hh:mm:ss.ms" in IDX files. Fixed.
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Wersja 2.3 z 2009/03/23 |
Zmiany:
- Split export dialog into conversion dialog and export dialog.
- Completely reworked the time stamp check. It's done at import now, not at export
- Also the source time stamps are not altered any more to fix missing/invalid times.
Added edit dialog to change offsets and timestamps
- Added check/fix possibility for very short display durations. Also new command line option "/tmin".
- Automatic selection of language for SUB/IDX export if filename contains language name (e.g. "spanish")
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Wersja 2.1 z 2009/03/18 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed: usage of wild card from the command line would cause exception when source file name didn't contain a path
- Fixed: wrong VobSub packet size if only the control header was shifted to the next packet, but the first packet was not completely filled.
- Fixed: delay can be entered in milliseconds again. It's adjusted to target frame rate automatically.
- Added command line parameter "/dly" to define a delay
- Added target frame rate auto detection for command line
- Changed command line parameter "/fps" to allow setting of only the target frame rate
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Wersja 2.0 z 2009/03/17 |
Zmiany:
- SUP: palette is only exported up to the highest entry actually used (previous versions always exported 256 entries)
- Increased resolution of all internal time stamps to 90kHz (was 1kHz)
- During export, start/end time (or start/delay) are synchronized to the target frame rate (special handling for PAL, NTSC and 24P)
- HD-DVD SUPs were refused from the command line: fixed.
- New frame rate: 23.975Hz. equal handling of frame rates for command line and export dialog (e.g. aliases)
- Frame rate info is written into the PCS headers of created BD-SUPs (and read for src fps detection)
- Wildcard support for command line
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Wersja 1.9 z 2009/03/14 |
Zmiany:
- Added support for reading HD-DVD SUPs (I own only one HD-DVD, so chances are it won't work with many HD-DVDs)
- The same selectable values appear in the ComboBox for source and target FPS (still can be edited)
- Reworked online help a little bit (working Hyperlink to Doom9 thread and copy to clipboard functionality)
- Renamed Mode/Format ComboBoxes to "Output Format" and "Output Resolution"
- Fixed wrong display of target image size (introduced in r1.6)
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Wersja 1.8 z 2009/03/13 |
Zmiany:
- Fixed bug in the palette conversion introduced in r1.6 that could lead to artefacts on the left side of the subpic (SUB/IDX export only)
- Fixed wrong alpha threshold default in command line version (SUB/IDX export only)
- Introduced new resolution 1440x1080
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Wersja 1.7 z 2009/03/11 |
Zmiany:
- BDSup2Sub now also works from the command line. See online help for parameter description.
- Some minor tweaks and correction here and there
- Optimized RLE encoding for SUPs a little bit (two pixels of the same color don't use RLE code)
- Tried to add some better (?) fake time stamps to the ODS/WDS/PDS/END packets.
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Wersja 1.6 z 2009/03/10 |
Zmiany:
- Added support to write SUPs (kinda experimental though, SupRip doesn't like'em). This included a major rework of the program's structure, so I hope I didn't break anything.
- Rewrote upscaling function (bilinear: slower, but much better quality)
- Fixed: half of the languages in the language selection box were not displayed
- While I was at it, I sorted the lower part of the list alphabetically
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