FFCoder v1.1 BETA

Released: 02-March-2011

Changes since v0.99

• WebM encoding via FFmpeg
• Target size encoding mode. It is available for all video codecs that supports 2pass encoding.
• Directory watch for fully automated encoding. In this mode the program will monitor a set of pre-defined folders for files matching a filename pattern. Files will be automatically picked-up and encoded with pre-defined settings. The encoding will be done in the background with low-priority so that the user can continue with other tasks.
• x264: Options updated, Fixed issues with 2pass encoding, Menu for x264′s in-built presets
• Avisynth: New and improved avisynth options
• Avisynth: New editor with syntax highlighting, code folding, GScript support
• Avisynth: Options for testing and comparing avisynth scripts
• Better support for subtitles, SRT files can be embedded into MKV files using MKVMerge
• Progress window: Improved layout
• Progress window: New option for minimizing FFCoder to the system tray. FFCoder will run in a low-priority mode so that the user can continue doing other tasks while the files are being converted. User will be notified when the jobs are complete.
• Progress window: Progress % will be displayed while encoding audio from AVS input files (it was not displayed in previous version)
• Progress window: More info will be displayed while encoding
• Audio/Video filters: Presets, options for no-upscaling and fit-to-box
• Audio/Video filters: Warnings will be displayed if the codec supports limited frame sizes or frame rates
• NSIS installer with option for downloading Nero AAC codec
• Turn off visual styles for the FFCoder gui
• Tested on 32-bit versions of XP, Vista and Win7

Download Links

FFCoder v1.1 Beta Setup (32 MB)
http://www.mediafire.com/?qp8tv4usozkpa3d

FFCoder v1.1.0.5 Update (3 MB)
http://www.mediafire.com/?k2bjvxta1obbddv

 

 

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