This release adds new features to dynamically sort and add your media, most notably there are new “TV Shows” and “Movies” folders that are populated automatically with content from your shared folders.
CategoryFFmpeg
For more details and the download link, please see the main post.
P.S. I found out recently that the Linux build isn’t static, which is a big problem, so I’m working on fixing that for the next release.
Changes since SB7:
- Updated x264 to c832fe9 (r2274)
This is the first release that includes a Linux version (as a separate download) so now I am releasing for Windows and Linux.
For more details and the download link, please see the main post.
Changes since SB5:
- Adds RTMP support
- Adds external subtitle support
For more details and the download link, please see the main post.
Changelog:
- Synchronised with r49224 (4a52eec), which:
- Improves AC-3 audio buffering
- Fixes memory leaks
- Fixes a bug which detected transport streams as finished when they weren’t
- Improved MPEG-PS encoding
- Made error codes more meaningful
- Improves Matroska (MKV) support
- Improves threading
- Optimized AC-3 decoding
- Updated fontconfig to 2.10.91, which
- Fixes memory leaks
- Makes it threadsafe
- Updated x264 to r2230
- Updated GMP to 5.1.0
- Updated opus to 1.0.2
For more details and the download link, please see the main post.
Changelog:
- Synchronised with r47441 (03847eb), which:
- Supports more rare avi files
- Improves support for demuxing DTS-HD
- Improves opus support
- Improves GCC compatibility when compiled with MinGW
- Improves URL-handling
- Fixes dozens of memory leaks
- Improves audio sync for some AVI files using MP3 audio
- Fixes parsing of old lossless H.264 profile
- Improves FPS detection
- Improved sync for interlaced video
- Corrected blu-ray bitrate calculation
- Supports WAV metadata
- Automatically sets VBV buffer size for MPEG-1, 2 and 4 when none is specified
- Allows mid-stream channel layout change for flac audio
- Supports 24-bit flac encoding
- Improves audio sync when seeking
- Improves support for some CPU-optimisations
- Fixed a lot of bugs with the implementation of h264
- Updated x264 to r2230
Introduction:
These are the builds of FFmpeg used by Universal Media Server.
I started using the Zeranoe builds, which are awesome, but I wanted to apply some patches so here we are 🙂
Download:
SVN:
http://spirton.com/svn/FFmpeg-SB/
Older Downloads:
Changelog:
2013-03-05 – SB8
- Updated x264 to c832fe9 (r2274)
2013-02-15 – SB7
- Adds RTMP support
2013-02-04 – SB6
- Adds external subtitle support
2013-01-24 – SB5
- Synchronised with r49224 (4a52eec), which:
- Improves AC-3 audio buffering
- Fixes memory leaks
- Fixes a bug which detected transport streams as finished when they weren’t
- Improved MPEG-PS encoding
- Made error codes more meaningful
- Improves Matroska (MKV) support
- Improves threading
- Optimized AC-3 decoding
- Updated fontconfig to 2.10.91, which
- Fixes memory leaks
- Makes it threadsafe
- Updated x264 to r2230
- Updated GMP to 5.1.0
- Updated opus to 1.0.2
2012-12-05 – SB4
- Synchronised with r47442 (03847eb), which:
- Supports more rare avi files
- Improves support for demuxing DTS-HD
- Improves opus support
- Improves GCC compatibility when compiled with MinGW
- Improves URL-handling
- Fixes dozens of memory leaks
- Improves audio sync for some AVI files using MP3 audio
- Fixes parsing of old lossless H.264 profile
- Improves FPS detection
- Improved sync for interlaced video
- Corrected blu-ray bitrate calculation
- Supports WAV metadata
- Automatically sets VBV buffer size for MPEG-1, 2 and 4 when none is specified
- Allows mid-stream channel layout change for flac audio
- Supports 24-bit flac encoding
- Improves audio sync when seeking
- Improves support for some CPU-optimisations
- Fixed a lot of bugs with the implementation of h264
- Updated x264 to r2230
2012-10-30 – SB3
- First public release
- Built from r44967 (82db8ee)
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