VirtualDub (32-bit)

What's new in this version:

[features added]

    * Added an option in Options > Preferences > AVI to force sector alignment for large uncompressed frames. This can resolve compatibility problems with some uncompressed hardware video playback units.

[bugs fixed]

    * Capture: Video/audio format and compression and video frame rate now autosave on disconnect.
    * Capture: Fixed some cases where the Raw Audio Format dialog didn't highlight the currently selected PCM format.
    * Capture: Noise reduction threshold was not restored properly.
    * Capture: Renamed Peak Meter back to Volume Meter and restored V accelerator.
    * Frame byte size was being computed improperly for YCbCr AVIs.
    * Fixed broken MJPEG video decoding at bottom-right corner on streams that have restart markers.
    * Reworked MJPEG field ordering detection to be consistent with DirectShow MJPEG decoder. If this is reversed for your files, enable "swap fields" in AVI extended open options.
    * Scene detection was busted for 16-bit RGB (very rare case).
    * Minor status updating features, such as the current position nub moving during input preview, were broken after running a job that ended in an error.
    * (AMD64 only) Scene detection is now implemented.
    * (AMD64 only) Enabled some video filters that had scalar implementations: flipv, fliph, deinterlace, rotate, and HSV.
    * Save Image Sequence dialog didn't show the "add as job" button as checked, even if it was saved as such from the last time.
    * Fixed minor bugs in various image converters and improved accuracy of a few YCbCr-to-RGB converters.
    * Fixed UYVY/YUY2-to-RGB converters not interpolating chroma properly.
    * Fixed YVU9 chroma planes being swapped on write to disk and enabled YVU9 for direct input.

[regressions fixed]

    * App would sometimes exit after stopping frameserver.
    * Frameserver sent garbage data if the video filter chain changed the frame size.
    * Fixed a regression in video codec negotiation for MS MPEG-4 V3 variants where a different but compatible codec was not properly detected.
    * Doing a paste with no selection caused one frame to be deleted before doing the paste.
    * Write open failures were being reported again when the target file couldn't be opened a second time in fast I/O mode, which happens sometimes with emulators or remote drives. The slower fallback has been reinstated.
    * Running out of disk space at the very end of a render operation was sometimes reported as an I/O error rather than a write error.
    * Sampling in filter preview could fail if the timeline had been edited.