DeeZy v0.1.0-beta.4

Updates:

• Added --ffmpeg switch for the user to define the path to ffmpeg executable if desired.
• Added --dee switch for the user to define the path to dee executable if desired.
• Added smart automatic channel selection based on input file and supported channels per codec.

Bug Fixes:

• Fixed an FPS detection bug for the XML sheet
• Fixed progress output not displayed Step 1 and Step 2

Changes:

• Uses ffmpeg based map 0:a:0 channel selection vs map 0:0 now

DeeZy v0.1.0-beta.3

• Fix for progress enum skipping number 2.
• If user does not supply --channel instead of throwing an actual error, it'll stop and let the user know they must provide a channel command.
• If the user has not supplied a bitrate (--bitrate) the program will let the user know and default to 448k.
• Modified DRC to take string or int (see readme for updated CLI).
• Modified FPS detection to use numbered enums instead of strings (doesn't effect CLI).
• Will now calculate free space based on file input and temp path free space, will only throw an error if at least 110% of the space of the file isn't available.

DeeZy v0.1.0-beta.2

• Minor bug fix for skipping an enumeration number for the progress mode enum

DeeZy v0.1.0-beta

Initial mostly stable release of DeeZy

Some of the key features of this initial release

• Ability to take in multiple inputs, rather that be directories, globs (supports all normal glob patterns), files, etc in a single call and process them one by one
• Properly handles the delay that Dolby Encoding Engine adds into the output to retain sync
• Supports settings/removing delay
• Option to keep temp files if wanted
• Progress mode features, this way it can be used in programs such as StaxRip easily or where ever else is needed
• Switch to define the temporary directory if desired
• Auto names output file if the user doesn't provide one. This adds useful information such as delay/language in the format that mkvtoolnix/staxrip would automatically parse
• You can choose your type of stereo downmix, if you use dpl2 and you are encoding with DDP (dolby digital plus [eac3]) it's handled by Dolby Encoding Engine, if you are using it with DD (dolby digital [ac3]) dpl2 will be handled with ffmpeg during the conversion to the lossless format before processing with dee
• Can specify channels
• Can specify dee dynamic range compression

This release also has a couple more features

• The 'find' command will display all inputs (this makes it easy to check your glob patterns or what you are going to encode based on your inputs)
• The 'info' command will cleanly output the audio tracks and all of their information for the inputs with information needed to feed to DeeZy if desired

This release properly handles 0/1 exit codes as needed based on fails/successes