Easily convert audio and video files of various formats.
Supported input file types:
- AVI, MKV
- WAV, MPA/MP3, AC3, DTS, AAC, OGG/Vorbis
- SRT, SSA
Supported output formats:
- AVI, MKV
- raw (MPx, AC3, DTS...)
- ATDS-AAC, OGG/Vorbis
Features:
- supports Open-DML AVI files
- supports creating rec list
- join AVI/MKV files with SSA subtitles
- easy splitting
- handles MPx/AAC-in-AVI
- extracting most stream types
- repair files
- Mode 2 - Form 2 reading
- Vorbis-in-AVI reading
- real file type identification
What's New in version 1.17.8:
New:
- The CTextFile class is redone. Text files can now be handled in UTF-16 big and little endian (with BOM only), UTF 8 (with BOM only) and the local charset of your windows installation
- Added highlighting for streams that are default and for streams that AVI-Mux GUI cannot put into AVI files (this visual feature can be disabled)
- When creating XML files, now STL is used
- Matroska tags can be used to create several titles for one matroska stream. Note that this is, as far as I know, not yet supported by players or filters.
- The BitStream class is redone. Reading AAC audio is now faster.
- The widht and height of the settings window is increased if the right-bottom-most button is cropped.
- There is now a setting to enable, disable or leave unchanged the cleartype font setting
Fixed Bugs:
When opening Matroska files containing Vorbis audio streams, the vorbis audio streams' titles were not imported
A crash occurred when opening a matroska file containing Tags with no target
The windows size should not be restored correctly and on the correct screen when restarting AVI-Mux GUI
The delay setting was printed in the wrong place for A_MS/ACM audio tracks in matroska files
DTS streams with frames of 2012 bytes got a wrong duration because the PCMSampleCount header field was not used. This made the audio go out of sync
When the size estimation of a Vorbis audio track failed, a crash occurred
AC3 and DTS: The LFE channel was ignored. This caused incorrect channel information to be written in headers. This did not affect replay on most players, but I got a report that a Nero AVI file parser interpreted this difference between header and real stream data as a broken file.
AC3: Due to some rounding that (erroneously) occurred when reading AC3 audio files with 44.1 kHz, such streams were muxed incorrectly.
Nowadays, there is no long double anymore in Visual Studio. Due to this, when trying to write 80 bit floats into matroska file, a 64 bit float was written instead and padded with 2 zero bytes. This is fixed. IMPORTANT: 80 bit floats are no longer allowed in the matroska specification. 80 bit floats can only be selected when matroska v1/v2 enforcement is disabled.
the file name in the START command in scripts was converted to UTF-8, then it was interpreted as 8859-1 and again converted to UTF-8, which led to disrupted file names
a crash occurred when dropping an XML chapter file onto an edition in the chapter editor
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