Releases: MediaArea/RAWcooked
Releases · MediaArea/RAWcooked
23.09
- Fail if corrupted image header in the sequence
- Fail on any FFmpeg error
- Support of 4-ch audio
- Show a non misleading message if channel count is not supported
- More details about AVI pre-analysis related issues
- Accept AVI files without audio
- Support of AVI 00db frames
23.03
- AVI/v210
- DPX 10-bit Y filled
- DPX RGB 12-bit Packed BE vflip
- DPX RGB 12-bit Packed BE with non 8-pixel aligned width
- 32-bit (integer and float) PCM in WAV
- Support of uncommon DPX version strings
- Support of -i input_file options1 output_file1 options2 output_file2 (FFmpeg style)
- Fix issues with FFV1 v0/v1 and/or 1 slice
21.01
- Thanks to New York Public Library (NYPL) for their vision and support on this release
- Thanks to British Film Institute (BFI) for their extensive testing
- Reversibility checking: an option to check after encoding to ensure that the decoding of a RAWcooked file is fully reversible (--check)
- Reversibility checking: an option to embed checksums of the input files to enable the possibility of later reversibility integrity checks without requiring access to the original input files (--hash)
- Conformance checking: an option to to perform a selection of DPX implementation checks (--conch), more to come
- Coherency checking: an option to check e.g. that audio duration is same as video duration (--coherency, by default)
- A new requirement when encoding DPX with padding bits to specify user preferences for the evaluation of padding bits (--check-padding or --no-check-padding) as some DPX files use padding bits for unstandardized purposes.
- An option to offer extra information about the content of the reversibility data (--info)
- Perform --info --check --hash --conch --coherency --check-padding --encode in a single option (--all)
- Support additional post-encoding coherency checks, such as a quick check of the resulting compressed file in order to be sure that FFmpeg correctly finished the encoding.
- Fix reversibility issues if DPX header does not have the same size in all files
- Support of more DPX/TIFF/WAV/AIFF flavors and features