Encode360 news (sortof)…
So I’ve done a rather quick refresh of the existing development build (2.0 b6a2) – this is a fairly minor update. Basically I’ve just updated the MediaInfo components which will hopefully rectify a few bugs relating to source media info detection.
Also, I noticed that MS released a patch (KB929182) for WME 9 when running under Windows Vista. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to actually apply the MSP they’ve released at all… So I took the liberty of rooting around in the MSP and ripped out the two files it updates. I’ve thrown them into a zip file (which is here). Just overwrite the existing files in your WME folder. Hopefully MS won’t mind (if they do, i’m removing this quick-pronto) – however, I take no responsibility if this breaks your machine, runs off with your girlfriend/boyfriend, or turns your parents against you. I’m just trying to be helpful and stuff… 
SVN changelog for 2.0 b6a2 as follows:
- Fix: SUO wasn’t present which meant that the ListViewEx component would fail to build if you tried to compile the source
- Updated MediaInfo VB Class
- MediaInfo.DLL Update:
Version 0.7.4.7, 2007-05-14
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+ OGG Vorbis, “Floor” value (useful for some players which don’t support Floor 0)
+ MPEG-Audio, Lyrics3v1/v2, ApeTagv1/v2 parsing
+ MPEG-TS, handling of complex files (multiple programs, 8+ channels…)
+ #1704008: handling of AVC or MPEG-4 Video in a MPEG-TS file without program map
+ VC-1 basic parsing
+ DTS True HD detection
+ AC3+ detection
+ HD-DVD (decyphered) support
+ BluRay (decyphered) support
x MPEG-TS, Duration calculation problem on very rare files
x MPEG-4/iTunes, Tags where not well parsed in 0.7.4.6
x FLV, freezes or crashes with some files
x #1718269: MPEG-4 Video, Framerate of 65535/2733 is transformed to 23.976
x Windows Media (ASF/WMA/WMV) with file size more than 4GB were not well handled
x MP4 with file size more than 4GB were not well handled
Who loves ya baby? Danny does…
