Updated the preset resize hang fix to be more robust.

Removed restriction on setting another subtitle as Default when a track is burned in.įixed issue where the VidCoder file watcher auto-start was not disabled when disabling the Watcher. Speculative fix for hang on dragging the encoding settings window.Īdded option to restart on encode/queue complete. This fixes an issue with the aspect ratio of the picture looking wrong in the preview window.Īdded 'None' option for automatic audio track selection.Īdded a log message to General if the Stable -> Beta settings copy does not work. This is no longer needed as the image previews now have the padding included.

Removed the extra padding frame meant to show padding in the preview window. When editing a queue item, the original preset name is now shown first, 'Old preset - Restored from Queue' rather than just showing 'Restored from Queue'. Unfortunately, it can't deal with CSS protection, so if you want to rip from protected DVDs, you'll have to find a third party application to do the job.ĭVD and movie ripping is made easy and flexible with Vidcoder.Fixed crash when editing short preset names.Īdded checkbox in Global Options to quickly enable or disable auto-pause on process.Īdded 'pause' and 'resume' commands to VidCoderCLI.exe.

Vidcoder's probably not the ideal beginner's application, as it does have lots of advanced settings that need to be configured before you start. From picture settings such as video resolution and cropping, to advanced specs such as filters and bitrate calculator, you're sure to be able to configure your videos in Vidcoder precisely to your specifications. When configuring your videos with Vidcoder, you'll be able to use the program's excellent configuration options to make sure you get it just right.

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