What's new in Gmerlin 1.2.0
Jun 9, 2012
- This version adds a commandline recorder, a v4l2 output plugin, improvements for broadcasting plugins, and many bugfixes.
New in Gmerlin 1.0.0 (Jan 10, 2011)
- This release brings support for compressed streams in the transcoder, configuration presets and lots of minor improvements and fixes.
New in Gmerlin 0.4.2 (Feb 25, 2010)
- Great player simplification. Most changes are internal, but the user should notice much faster seeking. Also the GUI player now updates the video window while the seek-slider is moved.
- Simplification of the plugin configuration: In many places, where we had an extra dialog for configuring plugins, it was merged with the rest of the configuration.
- A new recorder application which records audio (with OSS, Pulseaudio, Alsa and ESound) and video (with V4L1, V4L2 or the new X11 grabber). Output can be written into files or broadcasted.
- A new encoding frontend (used by the recorder and transcoder), which allows more consistant and unified configuration of encoding setups.
- The video window of the GUI player has now a gmerlin icon and is grouped together with the other windows.
- Like always: Tons of fixes, optimizations and smaller cleanups
New in Gmerlin 0.4.1 (Jul 14, 2009)
- Jack audio I/O
- Better webcam support
- Support for the new parallelization features of gavl. Many video filters got parallelized as well.
- Ported the yadif deinterlacer from mplayer
- Better default visualization
- Lots of fixes
New in Gmerlin 0.4.0 (Dec 17, 2008)
- Lots of bugfixes
- Timecode support
- Filters for displaying and tweaking timecodes
- Timecodes can be exported into quicktime timecode tracks
- Albums can now be created from directories with the "watch directory" option. This causes the album to remain synchronized with that directory if files are added or deleted.