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User-visible changes betwwen transcode 1.0.0 and transcode 1.1.0
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(Revision 1)
Introduction
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This document outlines the user-visible changes between transcode
1.0.x and transcode 1.1.0. If you find a difference that isn't
documented here, please file a bug on tcforge.berlios.de and/or
write us on transcode-devel@exit1.org.
Command line options:
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* -i [changed]
is now mandatory. You have to specifiy the input file explicitely.
* --ext [removed]
is gone (deprecated). Just fully qualify the extension (if needed) using -o.
* --use_rgb [removed]
is gone. Use `-V rgb24' instead.
* --uyvy [removed]
is gone. UYVY colorspace is no longer supported for internal processing.
I/O modules (e.g. import_raw, export_raw et. al.) now handles UYVY colorspace
internally; refer to the documentation of specific modules.
* -V [changed]
now requires an argument (colorspace):
yuv420p (default)
yuv422p (YUV 4:2:2 PLANAR)
rgb24
* -N [changed]
now accepts also string(s) as argument(s).
That's only useful if you use the new experimental export module set.
* -y [changed]
now accepts an additional comma-separated argument for
new-style multiplexor module to use.
That's only useful if you use the new experimental export module set.
* --dir_mode [removed]
is gone, replaced by --multi_input. Using --multi_input, you can use a standard
POSIX globbing pattern as input file. Transcode will automatically expand the
expression, join the sequence and read the whole stream seamlessly (except for bugs).
See manpage for details.
* --import_v4l [removed]
is gone (obsolete, deprecated).
* --print_status --progress_off [removed]
are gone, replaced by --progress_meter and --progress_rate
(see manpage for details).
* --color [removed]
is gone, replaced by --log_no_color.
Program Output:
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Transcode now uses ANSI color sequences much more than 1.0.x.