Category Archive: News & Updates

Testing phase added before actual transcoding (Stanley posted on November 6th, 2007 )

As many users complained about, sometimes after a long time of transcoding was done, an error occurred because of a muxer error and this wasted their time. 😀

So in 0.6.0.3940, an automatic testing phase was added before the actual transcoding starts. The testing phase will convert 1 second (can be altered at Settings->Overall->Task->Testing phase duration) of original content to see if the result file can be successfully created. Only on success, the whole file will be processed.

By default, the testing phase will be activated only when external muxer is to be used.

MediaCoder MP3/MP4 Player Edition released (Stanley posted on October 15th, 2007 )

This special edition is designed for easy converting audio and video files for MP3/MP4 players. Supported audio and video formats include AVI, MP4, MP3, AAC and AMV. Please note that AMV support is very experimental and needs some testings on different S1MP3 players.

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PMP MOD Advance added in MediaCoder PSP Edition (Stanley posted on October 11th, 2007 )

PMP MOD MOD AVC/AAC (aka PMP MOD Advance) has been added in the latest MediaCoder PSP Edition. The legacy PMP MOD XviD support has been restored as well. The PMP MOD XviD muxer is shipped with PSP edition but not with the full edition.


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Transcoding benchmarking added in MediaCoder 0.6.0.3880 (Stanley posted on September 25th, 2007 )

The benchmarking feature for transcoding is added. The information will be displayed after the transcoding of a file completes in the Properties side bar.

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MediaCoder Mobile Phone Edtion and PSP Edition Released (Stanley posted on August 31st, 2007 )

Two special editions of MediaCoder, Mobile Phone Edtion and PSP Edition were released.

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Video screenshot feature added in MediaCoder 0.6.0.3866 (Stanley posted on August 28th, 2007 )

On the “Clipping & Effects” dialog, a screenshot button is added to save the screen of playing video to a PNG file.

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