V0.7.0 Overview of the community activity: 1550 commits since 0.6.0. Launched a few side projects - cf New test public infrastructure. General: Many security fixes (static compile and fuzzing through AFL, always ongoing) Colorized log. Fix pkg-config Private.libs. Changed default audio volume to 100% instead of 75%.
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Expose more experimental options through the documentation. Improved GLES renderer on mobile platforms YUV422 and YUV444 8 and 10 bit support in GLES renderer Improvements on AVI dump. SATIP modified RTSP client. Codecs and File Formats Added L-HEVC File Format support (SHVC/MV-HEVC tracks and HEVC Tile Tracks). Added MPEG IFF (image File Format) support. Range extension support for AVC and HEVC.
SHVC and MV-HEVC importers and playback: moved to final spec version (SHM6+). Adaptive streaming: Support of HLS with fragmented MP4 playback. APIs: gfmpd functions and new segmenter API.
Improved alternate groups. More support for PIFF PSEC and Smooth Streaming ( file format & playback). DASH client: pluggable algorithms + improvements with scalable contents. The counter source from the DASH sequences added to the public content. HLS and DASH playback minor fixes. Cleanup of DASH client logs.
VR and 360: Added support for DASH SRD in 360 for independent videos videos (NxM partial spheres) more Added support for DASH SRD in 360 for HEV Ctiled videos (NxM tiles on one sphere) - checkout tuto Mobile: Apple VideoToolBox hardware decoding support for OSX and iOS for AVC H264. Android hardware decoding hardware acceleration for AVC H264 (HEVC on its way).
Android build is based on Android Studio. Android: new File Manager. Subtitles: Import of TTML via NHML according to MPEG-4 part 30 improved. Sections/Browse similar tools. 'if you just want mp4box, you don't have to run the installer.
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So I have MKV/MP4 with multiple audio tracks and multiple subtitle tracks. I want to remux the video so only 1 audio and subtitle is present. On OS X, I currently use a tool called MP4Tools/MKVTools. It lets me select/tick which tracks I want in the output file. (apologies since I cannot find a video on my Mac that has multiple audio/subtitles). As can be seen from the screen (one with red line), subtitles are process in 2 ways.
Burned (video will be reencoded) and mux (video will NOT be reencoded).I would like to have both options. And video and audio both have a passthrough option which I would like to have.- I've looked at the MP4tools 'package' and it seems it's just a frontend to ffmpeg. I'm hoping there's something similar in Linux/Ubuntu.