[Matroska-general] mkvtoolnix 0.8.5 released

[Moritz Bunkus]

Heya,

here's another release of mkvtoolnix, 0.8.5 this time. It's purely a bug
fix release. You can find the improvements below in the ChangeLog.

The homepage:
http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/index.html
The sources:
http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/sources/old/mkvtoolnix-0.8.5.tar.bz2
The Windows binaries:
http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/mkvtoolnix/win32/mkvtoolnix-0.8.5.rar

The ChangeLog:
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2004-02-22  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* Released v0.8.5.

2004-02-21  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* mkvmerge: bug fix: segfault in the RealMedia reader.

	* mmg: bug fix: When adding a Matroska file that contains a track
	name or a title with non-ASCII characters those would be displayed
	as UTF-8 in the appropriate input boxes. This has been changed,
	but obviously it won't work if you add files with Japanese
	characters on a system with a different locale. For full Unicode
	support you'll have to wait quite a bit longer.

	* mmg: bug fix: For some 'browse file' buttons the default
	directory was not set to the last directory a file was selected
	from.

2004-02-16  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* mmg: new feature: Added a function for adjusting the chapter
	timecodes by a fixed amount.

2004-02-15  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* mkvmerge: bug fix: Splitting by size would sometimes abort
	directly after opening the second file.

2004-02-14  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* mkvmerge: bug fix: Splitting by time was broken.

2004-02-12  Moritz Bunkus  <moritz at bunkus.org>

	* all: A couple of changes that allow compilation on MacOS X.

	* avilib: synchronized with transcode's current CVS version.
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Have fun.

Mosu

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