Hi everyone, Today, I’ve released Opus GUI v1.5: This release adds drag-and-drop support to the GUI and also allows you to drag and drop a folder into the software executable. You can download this new release at GitHub here: https://github.com/moisesmcardona/opus_gui/releases/tag/v1.5 Enjoy! Post Views: 0
Hi everyone, Today, I have released PAQCompress v0.3: This release allows you to drag and drop a file into the software executable and it will pre-fill the input and output textboxes, saving you time from browsing for an input and output location. You can download this release at GitHub here: https://github.com/moisesmcardona/PAQCompress/releases/tag/v0.3 I’ve also released CMIX GUI v1.6: This release adds cmix_v16f and improves the software logging. As with PAQCompress, you can also now drag and drop a file into the…
Hi everyone, I started this year being productive and have coded for the past couple of days, hence my absence of posts in this site. I’ve worked on updated a graphical user interface I wrote several years ago for the PAQ Compression software. At the time, I had limited skills writing code, and my GUIs were not that great. Hence, I took that software and rewrote it from scratch to provide a better user experience. I also updated the software…
Hi everyone, It comes a time when I have to update my Windows devices manually because sometimes, on my Intel Atom machines, Windows Update fails to install a Windows Insider build. I know I’m not the only one who have had this happened. One thing one can do to solve this is to go ahead and download a Windows Insider ISO and then create a bootable micro SD card, with tools like Rufus. Now, the bootable part is not important,…
Hi everyone, Today, I’ve released rav1e GUI v1.4. This new release adds several new options and improvements. First, the GUI has been updated to provide a logging text area, where you can see the rav1e encoding progress: You can also see there is a new CPU Threads option, a check box to enable PSNR output in the log and a new Advanced Encoder Options button that will bring the following new window: The latest rav1e code added a few new…
Hi everyone, Today, I’ve released a new build of rav1e and rav1e GUI. This brings rav1e to commit 66b4cd9 and it’s included in today’s rav1e GUI build. You can download today’s standalone rav1e build here: rav1e 0.1.0 66b4cd9 (2018/12/07) You can download today’s build of rav1e GUI here: rav1e_gui v1.3 – release 2018-12-07 Enjoy! Post Views: 1
Hi everyone, Today, I’ve released v1.4 of Opus GUI: This version is actually a bug fix that the software had for some time with no reports of it, and it was a silly bug. It didn’t allowed you to specify a bitrate higher than 100kbit/s. Now, with that fixed, you can encode files up to 320kbit/s. Yay! You can download this new release at GitHub here: https://github.com/moisesmcardona/opus_gui/releases/tag/v1.4 Enjoy! Post Views: 2
Hi everyone, I’ve uploaded today’s binaries of rav1e and rav1e_gui, bringing the tool to commit 48e5330. Download today’s release of rav1e_gui here: rav1e_gui v1.3 – release 2018-11-30 Download today’s release of rav1e.exe here: rav1e 0.1.0 48e5330 (2018/11/30) Enjoy! Post Views: 0
Hi everyone, I’ve released updated downloads for rav1e_gui and opus_gui which includes the latest commits performed to rav1e and opus. Download the new release of rav1e_gui here: rav1e_gui v1.3 – release 2018-11-28 Download the new release of opus_gui here: Opus GUI v1.3 release 2018-11-27 As usual, standalone compiles of these tools can also be downloaded: Download the rav1e build which includes up to yesterday’s commits here: rav1e 0.1.0 33c298d (2018/11/28) Download the latest opus-tools package which includes opusenc, opusdec and…
Hi everyone, I have released rav1e GUI v1.3: This new version adds the new min-keyframe argument to the GUI as well as making the existing keyframe be the max keyframe interval. This means you can now specify a number of frames to be the minimum and maximum keyframe interval and rav1e will make keyframes according to these specified numbers. If you’d like to just use a single keyframe interval, you can specify the same number in the minimum and maximum…