Dan Cunningham

Tweet This release is primarily to bring some components up to date, and some minor code changes to hopefully prevent against a few problems. I spent some time yesterday investigating the possibility of removing K-Lite and configuring the codecs on the fly through Encode360, but it just looks too difficult to do right now :( [...]

Tweet After 9 months in beta, it’s time I took this puppy towards a stable release :) A few points to note… The app can only ever be as stable as WME is, and your Codec configuration. If Enc360 can’t encode a video, try encode it in Windows Media Encoder. If you hit a problem [...]

Tweet So I’ve spent literally, HOURS trying to figure out the best codec configuration to prevent against encoding problems with Encode360. I can’t make any guarantees that this won’t have knock-on effects elsewhere ( ) and it definitely won’t fix every problem but it’s fixed the majority of issues for me (bar 2 video files). [...]

Tweet It’s been an awfully long time coming, but I figure that’s it high time I released a Stable build. For everyone who’s stayed with 2.0b5 since the last release around Christmas, there’s been a LOT of changes…. Changelog and download link are in the Encode360 section Thanks to everyone who report bugs and fix [...]

Tweet It’s been a while coming, but I’ve finally managed to get a Subversion respository up and running and the Encode360 source code released. You can access the respository with an SVN client such as TortoiseSVN or AnkhSVN. The address is svn://svn.dcunningham.net:443. By default, everyone has read access to the repository, but for the moment, [...]