This release adds 3D subtitles support, improves support for renderers including Xbox One and Panasonic TVs, improves 3D video support, fixes bugs and more!
Changes since 4.1.3:
- General:
- Added support for automatic 2D to 3D subtitles conversion
- Added renderer support for converting 3D video to a different 3D format
- Added a new template renderer file "DefaultRenderer.conf" which contains all possible renderer config options (like PS3.conf did before)
- Made cache recreation happen only when it has changed, instead of with every new release
- FFmpeg defers to MEncoder for subtitle transcoding if there are embedded fonts, since FFmpeg can’t use them
- Improved video quality when transcoding via FFmpeg over wired networks
- Improved language detection
- Transcode instead of streaming videos when their bitrate is too high for the renderer
- Updated tooltips
- Fixed the cache not storing all data (thanks, taconaut!)
- Fixed full-SBS 3D support via FFmpeg
- Fixed not transcoding subtitles for renderers that can stream the file format but not with subtitles
- Renderers:
- Added support for Samsung HT-E3 Series Blu-ray Home Entertainment Systems
- Improved support for Panasonic TVs
- Improved support for Philips TVs (thanks, ler0y!)
- Improved support for Xbox One
- Improved some renderer images
- Formatted all renderer configs
- Removed unnecessary (same as default) values from all renderer configs
- Languages:
- Updated French translation (thanks, Kirvx!)
- External Components:
- Updated FFmpeg for Windows and OS X to 20141014 builds, which:
- Fixes a bug with subtitle parsing
- Improves support for many containers and codecs
- Fixes bugs
- Updated InterFrame to 2.6.0, which:
- Improves quality
- Improves GPU support
- Fixes bugs
- Updated Java Runtime Environment automatic downloader for Windows to 8u25, which:
- Improves security
- Updated FFmpeg for Windows and OS X to 20141014 builds, which:
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