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@audiamus audiamus released this 14 Feb 14:45
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AAX Audio Converter setup file, version 1.16

Obsolete. See latest release.

Release Notes

  • The setup package now contains 32 and 64bit versions of FFmpeg. The installer will select the one matching the operation system. On 64bit systems this allows for very long books to be converted in single-file mode which previously would trigger an out-of-memory exception in 32bit FFmpeg. (#48)
  • New option for less strict version FFmpeg checking to allow user-provided FFmpeg builds where the version string does not fully comply with release builds. (#38)
  • New options for allowing variable and/or reduced bitrate and thus creating smaller output files, at the possible cost of audio quality and slower conversion. (#39)
  • New option to prefer chapter times from embedded AAX meta if using explicit chapter names from the extra JSON file, but where the chapter times are often inaccurate.
  • New customization options for individual assignment of book author and narrator to the four predefined performer tags in meta data.
  • The Basic Settings options are spread across four tab pages now, due to the additional options introduced in this release.
  • The main window has been fitted with a little performance monitor which is active during conversion, in addition to the existing progress bars and status report. Two new small bars indicate the number of FFmpeg process currently running and the relative CPU load.
  • Better error detection and reporting if FFmpeg aborts the conversion.
  • More efficient parallelization in split-chapter mode for books with long chapters.
  • Fixed retrieval of the activation code from Audible Manager which did not work on some 64bit systems.
  • Fixed sorting order for multipart books with more than 9 parts, both in the list view in the main window and during conversion. (#57)
  • Meta data previously still handled by the TagLibSharp library has now been completely replaced with ATL.net. TagLibSharp is no longer used.
  • Some additional or enhanced log messages.
  • A number of small fixes.
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