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m2vmp2cut 0.63-dev (Development branch)
Post 302193883 by Linux Bot on Sunday 11th of May 2008 06:50:14 PM
05-11-2008
m2vmp2cut 0.63-dev (Development branch)
m2vmp2cut is frame accurate (currently PAL) MPEG2 video (M2V file) with accompanied MP2 audio cutter. Frame accuracy is achieved by re-encoding video around cutpoints. Audio is cut from a separate MP2 file at positions that keep A/V sync as good as possible (maximum sync difference is around 10-15 milliseconds compared to the source). License: GNU General Public License (GPL) Changes:
This release adds a GUI client for cutpoint selection. It adds m2vtoyuv for frame decoding in place of transcode(1). Now GOPs are closed just after encoded frames. A CLI frontend has been added to run demuxer, cutter, and m2vmp2cut.pl. There are many other small changes.
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This release adds a GUI client for cutpoint selection. It adds m2vtoyuv for frame decoding in place of transcode(1). Now GOPs are closed just after encoded frames. A CLI frontend has been added to run demuxer, cutter, and m2vmp2cut.pl. There are many other small changes.
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