480psp v1.2.0 "Keith"

Added CRF support; this allows the quality of the video to be controlled by a value of 0 to 51.

Namesake: Dr. Idso, the science teacher that taught me to look at correlation, not causation. He also taught me organic chemistry (yay) and was very funny and quite kind, contrary to popular belief

480psp v1.1.0 "William Scott"

The functionality of this release remains the same, however, all of the variable names have been renamed to allow for better modification and/or forking.

Namesake: The history teacher who cracked us all up while teaching us the Constitution under incentive of Caramel and Ginger. Well known for the switching of w and h, creating "hwat." Unfathomably based.

480psp v1.0.0 "Earl"

Native python3 injection is complete if executed in terminal.

Instructions: For Linux, run python3 and then insert path to the program. It should work on Windows if path is integrated.

File nicknames based upon epic teachers.

Namesake: The retired principal/U.S. Government teacher that taught people why liberty is important. All civics courses pale in comparison to Proclaim Liberty Throughout all the Land/Science of Government.

480psp

This is the pre-release for 480psp. Dependencies are primarily FFMPEG integrated to PATH. Command injection seems to be done at this point. Testing is pending.

Goodies included are:

480psp v1.2 Prerelease - Whiptail; This is based off of the original code for 480psp 1.2 Beta using the whiptail GUI scheme. Whiptail implementation done by Carson G from JPT. It is in Linux shell script, and will likely remain in Linux shell for its future because shattering Windows is JPT's religion.

480psp 1.0.0 Shell; This is based off of the 1.3.1 Beta python code and has been converted into .sh by Carson G. Based off of the original python code also.

480psp 1.0.0 Python -- This is the backbone of the 480psp project, written solely in python by MaxSolar0713. Because it is based upon a Python 3 installation, it can be expected to be as cross-platform as it can get. Dependencies include ffmpeg and python3. Injection to the code is using os.system() calls, and such implementation is believed to be different that Carson G's magic (I don't speak shell script :(. )