– audio track configuration up to 32 tracks – new downmix options: stereo headphone and headphone virtual surround – custom frame rate change (audio stretch with pitch control) – Fast method to add partial filters via CTRL+F shortcut New version available -> avidemux 1:2.8.1-1~xtradeb1 Bundled FFmpeg libraries have been updated to 4.4.2 release. Disabling B-frames breaks VideoToolbox HW encoder (macOS only) Selection starting at zero and ending at the last picture of video cannot Reduced contrast and desaturated colors in loaded BMP images Wrong number of channels or wrong channel layout with some E-AC3 streams Crash loading MPEG-TS or MPEG-PS file with MPEG-1 video track and HW Avidemux falling victim to a crash in VA-API driver triggered by probing onĪpplication startup on Linux with some recent hardware Crash on finishing encoding with the vp9 encoder Crashes in 'Resample FPS' video filter with motion interpolation enabled Crash on copy to clipboard if selection extends to the end of video, a

Rendered using OpenGL to improve performance in HiDPI conditions By default, on-the-fly preview in video filter configuration dialogs is now

Logo image in 'Add logo' video filter configuration dialog is now scalable, Buttons to seek to selection start (A) and end (B) in on-the-fly video VDPAU on Linux with graphics cards featuring a VP9 decoder Support for decoding 8-bit VP9 in hardware via DXVA2 on Windows and via Rotating mouse wheel over buttons to seek by 60 seconds cycles through HDR tonemapping performance and quality improvements New video encoder: VideoToolbox HEVC ('ffVTEncHEVC', macOS only) Option to remember selected resize method in 'Resize', 'Fit to size' and Light and dark theme options in View menu audio track configuration up to 32 tracks new downmix options: stereo headphone and headphone virtual surround custom frame rate change (audio stretch with pitch control) Fast method to add partial filters via CTRL+F shortcut New version available -> avidemux 1:2.8.1-1~xtradeb1focal1 Changes:

Avidemux macos