24 July 2009 16 Comments

EncodeHD 1.1.108.0 Released

Hey Guys,

Just a small update to fix some issues encountered with the last release. Here’s the changes:

  • CHANGE: Removed portable settings. Was buggy. Settings will now stay between version though
  • CHANGE: Further fixes to Aspect Ratio detection
  • CHANGE: Updated FFmpeg to r19467
  • CHANGE: Updated MediaInfo to 0.7.19

Download in the EncodeHD section.

Cheers, Dan

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16 Responses to “EncodeHD 1.1.108.0 Released”

  1. FransHals 27 July 2009 at 11:41 am #
    Because of other tools failing and this works
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  2. luohuang 2 August 2009 at 2:09 pm #
    good software, with high speed for my video
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  3. dunatos 3 August 2009 at 1:31 pm #
    I want to try it. Please tell me how to download EncodeHD
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  4. Schlicky 4 August 2009 at 7:16 pm #
    Erm, you select download matey: http://dcunningham.net/wp-content/downloads/enchd/enchd_1.1.108.0.zip

    Gimme a shout when you are about Dan – I’m ready for more testing ;-)

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  5. mario 9 August 2009 at 5:22 pm #
    Hi folks

    I am looking for the MAC OS version for EncodeHD.
    With Automatic translators.

    MFG mario

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  6. Blur 11 August 2009 at 10:34 am #
    Love this program! One of the few that support the Xbox 360 and still keeps everything clean and simple.

    One thing though; last night I tried to encode a Matroska file to the Xbox360. Only the Xbox doesn’t recognize the outputted MP4-file. EncodeHD didn’t return any errors.. Weird!

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    • Dan Cunningham 11 August 2009 at 10:37 am #
      Hey,

      Have you tried renaming the file to .M4V or .AVI? X360 is a bit flakey like that sometimes.

      Cheers, Dan

      Reply
  7. Blur 11 August 2009 at 3:52 pm #
    Renaming it to .AVI did the trick! Thanks :)
    Keep up the good work!
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  8. Robert 15 August 2009 at 12:19 am #
    I was wonder if the Apple TV profile can be updated to 1280×720, since Apple Tv support it. Thanks
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    • Dan Cunningham 18 August 2009 at 9:18 am #
      Hi Robert,

      The Apple TV profile does already have 720p support. However, only for H.264 encoded content, obviously the input video has to be 720p or higher (so it can be scaled down) and the framerate of the input video must be 23.987 / 24 FPS.

      Dan

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      • Robert 22 August 2009 at 7:12 pm #
        Dan,
        Ok, I’m confused about apple Tv having 720p in Its profile. I did a test on several HD inputs files @ 1080p ripped from a blu-ray disc. I did have the box checked for H264. I tested PS3 profile. the output was 1080P. WD TV output 1080p, Youtube HD output 720p and Apple Tv output 960X540. I have no luck getting the apple tv to downscale to 720p. I’m I doing something wrong. Thanks
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  9. Chris 18 August 2009 at 11:49 pm #
    Hi Dan,

    Just tried a conversion using the XBOX 360 setting and I was impressed with the speed and video results. One issue though. It dropped the AC3 5.1 and now only plays back in PCM mode (non 5.1).

    Thanks,

    Chris

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  10. john 20 August 2009 at 3:22 pm #
    i am using EncodeHD1.1.103.0 it has been working really well. would it work better if i update the later version? and do have to buy that new version?
    thank you
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    • Dan Cunningham 20 August 2009 at 5:27 pm #
      Yep. There’s some bugs fixed in the latest release. It’s always worthwhile upgrading :)

      And no, EncodeHD is and always will be donationware.

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  11. CS 20 August 2009 at 5:00 pm #
    Hi. I thought I’d give you a small, quick suggestion: Please update your app icon! It looks pixelated and low res in Windows 7.
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    • Dan Cunningham 20 August 2009 at 5:28 pm #
      You’re right, it does – but I’m no icon designer. If somebody wants to create a nice EncodeHD icon that’d be great.
      Reply

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