All releases of mjpeg tools
Release Notes: This version is very close to 1.9.0rc4.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
No changes have been submitted for this release.
Release Notes: This release comes after a full year of testing, developing and other activities. It features a video4linux-capable recorder, a fully DVD/(s)VCD-capable MPEG multiplexer, an MPEG encoder, many new and improved filters (a scaler, a denoiser, a 3:2 pulldown convertor, etc.), and a DivX encoder and decoder. An MPEG decoder is available separately for applying all filters to your existing movies.
Release Notes: MPEG encoder: Dynamic GOP sizing and SMP support, better motion compensation mode selection, 3:2 pulldown support, and automatic video stream segmentation for the MPEG encoder, SVCD and VCD multiplexing is 100% compatible with vcdimager, MJPEG recording and playback bugfixes, less demanding use of sound drivers, and a new yuvplay tool to preview filtered streams, new scaler and sequence transition filters, new automatic scene segmentation filters, compatibility with dv2jpg, Linux video studio, nuppelvideo, and xawtv/streamer, unified output logging, man pages and binary packages for Red Hat and Debian, and large file support.
Release Notes: New features include SMP support, further MPEG encoding quality improvements, and FreeBSD support.
Release Notes: This release includes support for MPEG2 encoding including interlaced video and SVCD compliant streams suitable for burning to CD and playback on SVCD/DVD players, support for MJPEG avi and Quicktime streams generated using xawtv and bttv-based cards, improved support for MPEG transcoding using ac3dec and mpeg2dec, support for soundcards with high sync latency (eg. SB-live), and various speed and quality imrpovements.
Release Notes: New features include software-only MJPEG playback, "movtar" support. Support for creating VCD compliant streams, MPEG-2, variable bit-rate MPEG-1/2, and layer-3 audio was added. The program is now less demanding on the sound card and/or audio drivers. Further significant speed and quality improvements were made to MPEG encoding.
Release Notes: This is a preliminary beta release intended to allow early trials of the new MPEG encoding improvements with older stable MJPEG components.
