2013-05-09: 2.6.4 : Now it works

* Switched to mxe-octave for win32 build, that fixes most of the crashes on win32

* Better compatibility with AAC in mpeg TS

* Translations re-enabled

* Fixed a bug in x264 which could make encoding abort right at the beginning

* Fixed msharpen when width was not a multiple of 8

* Added camtasia codec support

* Fixed VC1 in TS indexing

* Properly clear things when loading a new video

* Report proper audio duration for mpeg PS/TS

* Report proper audio duration for mpeg PS/TS

* Ass/ssa filter re-enabled

2013-05-01: 2.6.4-rc1

Finding why the windows version was so unstable was a hard journey.

Normally, it should not crash more than on linux, i.e. not very often.

A test version for you to play with,

eventually it will become 2.6.4 once

the translation job is done.

2.6.4-rc1, win32 installer

2013-03-27: 2.6.3 : Almost there

Only 1 change

* Fixed audio encoding through lavcodec, was broken following last ffmpeg update.

Windows installer is available, 32 bits only. It was generated from linux, so it

might be slightly different compared to usual.

2013-03-19: 2.6.2 : Getting there

Mostly bugfixes, translations were partially re-enabled.

License changed to avoid people bundling avidemux with adware.

* x264 dialog improved (KoolAidMan, steginger)

* Fix project save/load when locales use , are decimal separator

* mp4v2: Better management of constant framerate (jfx)

* Fix editing when cutting on keyframes (jfx)

* Added "Undo" function (jfx)

* Better compatibility of h264 in avi

* Updated libav* to 1.1.2

* Fix dropped frames when copying

* Partial management of non ascii filename for x264 stat file

* Better A/V sync when creating avi

2013-01-05: Crapware alert : http://freevideoeditor.info/

Dont download stuff from http://freevideoeditor.info/, you'll just get an older version of avidemux

with a lot of crapware installed, even if you say no.

2012-12-21: 2.6.1. This is not the end after all

Lot of bugs fixed in that version:

* Various improvements to MP4, FLV and MPEG-PS/TS demuxers

* Improved handling of input PTS and DTS

* Improved external audio file support

* Improved video seeking in editor

* Fixed numerous memory leaks

* Updated FFmpeg libraries (version 1.0.1)

* Restored additional x264 options

* Restored non-blocking drag-and-drop support for Qt interface

* Restored Fade to Black video filter plugin

* SSA video filter plugin is available again on MS Windows

2012-09-10: 2.6.0. OpenGl and windows

If you get immediately a crash on windows after loading a video, make sure you disable openGL in preferences.

2012-09-06: 2.6.0. New version

This one is a major rewrite of all the avidemux internals.

It means that it will work better in most cases, but works worse in some.

You can keep 2.5 and 2.6 installed at the same time, and it is probably a good idea.

Changelog :

* Deal with time and not assume constant framerate. You can now edit your .ts and keep a/v sync.

* OpenGl filters (only Qt4/mac & linux)

* Support for more scripting language : Spidermonkey, TinyPy and QtScript

* Support for hardware accelerated framework : VDPAU for the moment.

* Multiple audio tracks support (in / out)

* Everything is a plugin, you can write your own (muxer/demuxer/filter/...).

Be specially wary of the "Too short" error message. It means avidemux encountered something

wrong about the timing. The output is most probably incomplete.

There is also updated win32 binaries, 2.5.6-1, that solve some crashes.

2011-12-31: 2.5.6. Y-1 Before End of the world

Small changelog, as usual for 2.5 most work done by gruntster :

*Restored AC3 and MP2 encoding (regression introduced 2.5.5)

*Added support for latest x264 core

*Better compatibility with some FLV files

*Updated the FFmpeg libraries (version 0.9)

*Drag-and-drop no longer blocks source application for Qt interface

*Resolved Windows XP 32-bit stability issues (regression introduced 2.5.5)

*Windows 7 taskbar now displays encoding progress

*Improved crash reporting on Windows especially Win64

*Compilation fixes for OS X Snow Leopard and Lion (thanks to nibbles)

*Various minor fixes and enhancements

2011-06-04: 2.5.5. Spring clean up

That version has been in the staging area for way too long.

Small changelog

* Improved FLV reading capabilities

* Improved H264 parsing

* Support for x264 core 110

* (sloppy) support for gcc 4.6