Releases: Jusas/gopromax-conversion-tools
Release list
MAX Video Converter v0.8.3
Bugfix release
Full Changelog: v0.8.2...v0.8.3
Bugfixes:
- Videos without audio tracks are now handled correctly, and a small "speaker muted" icon is displayed on the thumbnail if the video has no audio
Release
The Debian package comes with the dependencies declared and they should be auto-installed when you install the package.
sudo apt install ./max-video-converter_0.8.3_amd64.deb
It should add a Desktop entry to your startup menus called MAX Video Converter and you can also launch it from terminal with max-video-converter
AppImage
Currently in order for the AppImage to run, make sure you have these dependencies installed:
- libx11-6
- libx11-dev
- libice6
- libsm6
- libfontconfig1
- vlc
- libvlc-dev
This is less than ideal, it has been acknowledged.
MAX Video Converter experimental-0.8.4 - experimental build
Experimental release
Test build, testing if movflags will improve exiftool performance.
MAX Video Converter v0.8.2
Bugfixes:
- The emptying of videos via the trashcan button does not crash the app anymore.
- Open file dialog filter was fixed from .360 to *.360 which fixed the file type filtering in Gnome.
Release
Most notably, now also available as a .deb package.
The Debian package comes with the dependencies declared and they should be auto-installed when you install the package.
sudo apt install ./max-video-converter_0.8.2_amd64.deb
It should add a Desktop entry to your startup menus called MAX Video Converter and you can also launch it from terminal with max-video-converter
AppImage
Currently in order for the AppImage to run, make sure you have these dependencies installed:
- libx11-6
- libx11-dev
- libice6
- libsm6
- libfontconfig1
- vlc
- libvlc-dev
This is less than ideal, it has been acknowledged.
MAX Video Converter v0.8.0
Initial release.
Currently only published as Linux x64 AppImage.
See the README of this Git repository for basic usage instructions.