For more details and the download link, please see the official website.
Changes since 2.4.2:
- General:
- Updated layout on the Transcoding Settings tab
- Improved aspect ratio handling on Panasonic and Sony TVs
- Enabled ASS/SSA subtitle support on Linux by default
- Now compiled with Java 7
- Optimized code for Java 7
- The installer only tells Windows to run UMS at startup on new installs or if the user has specified it in UMS
- Added RTMP support to FFmpeg Web Video engine
- Fixed fontconfig support on OS X
- FFmpeg can transcode to x264 with the renderer option TranscodeVideo=H264TSAC3
- FFmpeg supports video muxing
- Made muxing more reliable
- Improved audio sync in FFmpeg
- Improved FFmpeg buffering
- Bandwidth limit is more accurate with FFmpeg
- Renderers:
- Added support for KalemSoft Media Player on BlackBerry PlayBook devices
- Added support for Netgear NeoTV
- Added support for Telstra T-Box
- Added support for Yamaha RX-3900
- Improved support for Sony Blu-ray players
- Languages:
- Made languages more consistent with eachother
- Updated Russian translation (thanks, Tianuchka!)
- Changed default audio/subtitles language priority for English users, which:
- Disables subtitles when audio is English, otherwise look for English subtitles, prioritizing external before internal subtitles
- Added language flags for Arabic, Croatian, Estonian, Latvian, Serbian and Vietnamese
- External Components:
- Updated FFmpeg for Windows and Linux to SB8, which:
- Increases x264 encoding speed
- Updated InterFrame to 2.5.0, which:
- Improves scene-change detection
- Minimizes artifacts
- Updated Java Runtime Environment automatic downloader for Windows to 7u17, which:
- Fixes serious security holes
- Updated MediaInfo for Windows to 0.7.62
- Updated FFmpeg for Windows and Linux to SB8, which:
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