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VirtualDub 1.8.2 released

VirtualDub 1.8.2 is now posted as a new stable release. This version contains a number of bug fixes, including those for audio sync issues with frame rate conversion, missing audio with type-1 DV files, synchronization errors with distributed job lists, and issues with frame sampling with video filters with certain color formats. Enjoy.

Changelist after the jump.

Build 29883 (1.8.2, stable): [July 19, 2008]
   [features added]
   * JobControl: Job control dialog now shows machine name and PID.
   * Filters: Added mOutputFrame field to VDXFilterStateInfo for reliable frame
     rate change operations.
   [bugs fixed]
   * The window maximized state is also saved in addition to position/size.
   * Reopening a video file that has multiple audio streams no longer loses
     secondary streams.
   * Scene detection now works again when RGB565 or a YCbCr format is selected
     as the input format.
   * Input preview didn't start in the correct place if a frame rate changing
     filter was present.
   * The picture format tokens (p/P) in the timestamp UI options sometimes
     started from 1 instead of 0 due to rounding errors.
   * Fixed stall at frame 0 when attempting to render with a VBR audio stream
     that has an extremely low data rate.
   * Filters: Fixed field order swapping in bob doubler.
   * JobControl: Fixed distributed list sync errors due to mixing up revision
     numbers when switching job files.
   * Capture: Process and thread priority are now restored after capture rather
     than being unilaterally reset to normal/normal.
   [regressions fixed]
   * Fixed audio desyncs with frame rate conversion.
   * Type-1 DV audio works again.
   * The video.SetRange() command works in unadjusted source milliseconds again.
   * Fixed read errors with AVI files that have frames out of order in the
     index. (Note: This is rare, and often actually a sign of a corrupt index.)
   * Filters: Filter sampling didn't work correctly if there was a conversion
     required at the start of the filter.
   * Capture: Fixed crash in screencap driver with OpenGL capture disabled.
 

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