Important Information for Mac OS X Tiger Users:

I am aware of the existence of a weird bug in the preferences panel under Tiger, I'm working hard trying to fix it, but for now, in order to see the preferences in the problematic tabs, just select any item and use your up and down arrows...

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.7.58 - Release Notes

New or improved Features

• Hopefully fixed a weird bug making the application crash in some PowerPC machines.
• Fixed some bugs in the UI: Improved the "Save as text report behavior"
• Improved overall usability of the Export and Open dialogs.
• Added a preference setting for keeping the application running after the last window is closed (Seems to be the default behavior for Mac applications, several user requests for this little tweak).
• MediaInfo Mac is Now 100% native 64 bit code for capable systems which makes it a lot faster, specially for BIG files.
• Improved the default behavior of the save panel for the export to text feature
• Updated the Sparkle Framework to version 1.5b5
• Built against the Mac OS X 10.5 SDK
• AVS (Chinese Audio Video Standard) support
• AVI: Support of malformed chunks
• Matroska: delay between audio and video calculation (for AC-3, DTS, MPEG Audio)
• Full Replay gain support (gain/peak, track/album) for Flac/Ogg/MP3
• MPEG-TS without PAT/PMT (example: stream captured by some satellite TV receivers) support
• MPEG-TS: Service info (name, provider, channel number) for both DVB and ATSC tags
• Dot and thousand separator localized
• Matroska: Handling of audio Delay
• DV: Crash with floating point exception on some files
• BDAV: Some QuickTime files misidentified as BDAV
• MPEG Video: Some raw files with high bitrate were not detected
• Id3v2: Crash with some malformed Id3v2 fields
• Id3v2: Problem when parsing big (>1M) Id3v2 tags, file was no more detected
• WMA/WMV: there was textual info (Linux/Mac only)
• Video, Resolution/bits per pixel was sometimes per color entity, sometimes per pixel, now always per pixel
• MPEG Video, the "Component" video standard was not detected
• AVI: Delay of interleaves (example: "64 ms (1.53 video frames)")
• AVI: Report if the audio frames are split across or aligned on
• MPEG-Video (raw): handling of "not started at the beginning" time_code
• MPEG-PS: Trying to prevent errors with time code reset in the stream
• AVC: Trying to detect raw AVC streams without SPS/PPS
• AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of ADTS stream for more info about AAC
• AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of IOD based stream for more info about AAC
• MPEG-TS: better detection of PCR time code
• AAC: specifying the muxing mode (ADIF, ADTS or LATM)
• MPEG-TS: Detection of scrambled streams
• AVi, Identify ODML files
• AC-3/DTS/AAC: Added another Channel configuration string (example: "3/2.1") in advanced mode
• Added proportion of each stream in the file (example: "500 MiB (90%)")
• Handling of multiple programs in one PMT PID
• Handling of streams in multiple programs
• FLV: detection of AVC and AAC
• Never-ending 100% CPU if input file doesn't exist
• MPEG Video: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 Pulldown
• VC-1: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 Pulldown
• AVC: Detection of MBAFF
• MPEG-4 files: More info (profile, format settings, encoder name, x264 settings) for some well-known stream formats
• MPEG-4 files: Better handling of not common formats (ALS, PNG, AC-3, DTS... in .mp4)
• Bluray: detection of subtitles
• Additional formats detected: Module, Extended module, Impulse Tracker, Scream Tracker 3
• mp4: some specific iTunes atoms were not correctly parsed
• AC-3 TrueHD in bluray detection (even if the stream is splitted in 2 sub-streams)
• Original framerate is shown if the framerate from the video stream and the one in the container are different
• Bluray: Duration
• FLV with audio delay detection
• Some mono HE-AAC audio track detected as 2 channels with PS
• VC-1 in TS detection even if the stream_type is not declared
• DV (raw) files support
• Better support of DV in AVI container (type 1 and 2)
• AVC: Handling of SEI which is before a SPS
• AVC in AVI: reading more info (Profile, Cabac...) from streams created by FFMpeg
• Vorbis in AVI: reading more info (Max bitrate, tags...) from streams created by FFMpeg
• Detection of VC-1 in MPEG-TS from MainConcept encoder
• AVI with MPEG-Audio VBR and delay: delay was incorrect
• Pixel Aspect Ratio was sometimes inverted (1/x)
• XviD CodecID was redirected on Koepi website, no more available, changed to official XviD webpage
• DV in AVI: DV aspect ratio errors

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.7.50 - Release Notes

Important Information for Mac OS X Tiger Users:

This version was NOT tested in MacOS X Tiger (10.4.x) because i don't have anymore a running copy of Tiger, even the fact that it **should** work, i can't guarantee that it will, so if you are running Tiger, before installing this update do a copy of your actual MediaInfo Mac version.

New Features

• MediaInfo Mac is Now 100% native 64 bit code for capable systems which makes it a lot faster, specially for BIG files.
• Improved the default behavior of the save panel for the export to text feature
• Updated the Sparkle Framework to version 1.5b5
• Built against the Mac OS X 10.5 SDK
• AVS (Chinese Audio Video Standard) support
• AVI: Support of malformed chunks
• Matroska: delay between audio and video calculation (for AC-3, DTS, MPEG Audio)
• Full Replay gain support (gain/peak, track/album) for Flac/Ogg/MP3
• MPEG-TS without PAT/PMT (example: stream captured by some satellite TV receivers) support
• MPEG-TS: Service info (name, provider, channel number) for both DVB and ATSC tags
• Dot and thousand separator localized
• Matroska: Handling of audio Delay
• DV: Crash with floating point exception on some files
• BDAV: Some QuickTime files misidentified as BDAV
• MPEG Video: Some raw files with high bitrate were not detected
• Id3v2: Crash with some malformed Id3v2 fields
• Id3v2: Problem when parsing big (>1M) Id3v2 tags, file was no more detected
• WMA/WMV: there was textual info (Linux/Mac only)
• Video, Resolution/bits per pixel was sometimes per color entity, sometimes per pixel, now always per pixel
• MPEG Video, the "Component" video standard was not detected
• AVI: Delay of interleaves (example: "64 ms (1.53 video frames)")
• AVI: Report if the audio frames are split across or aligned on
• MPEG-Video (raw): handling of "not started at the beginning" time_code
• MPEG-PS: Trying to prevent errors with time code reset in the stream
• AVC: Trying to detect raw AVC streams without SPS/PPS
• AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of ADTS stream for more info about AAC
• AAC in MPEG-TS: complete parsing of IOD based stream for more info about AAC
• MPEG-TS: better detection of PCR time code
• AAC: specifying the muxing mode (ADIF, ADTS or LATM)
• MPEG-TS: Detection of scrambled streams
• AVi, Identify ODML files
• AC-3/DTS/AAC: Added another Channel configuration string (example: "3/2.1") in advanced mode
• Added proportion of each stream in the file (example: "500 MiB (90%)")
• Handling of multiple programs in one PMT PID
• Handling of streams in multiple programs
• FLV: detection of AVC and AAC
• Never-ending 100% CPU if input file doesn't exist
• MPEG Video: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 Pulldown
• VC-1: Detection of 2:3 and 2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:2:3 Pulldown
• AVC: Detection of MBAFF
• MPEG-4 files: More info (profile, format settings, encoder name, x264 settings) for some well-known stream formats
• MPEG-4 files: Better handling of not common formats (ALS, PNG, AC-3, DTS... in .mp4)
• Bluray: detection of subtitles
• Additional formats detected: Module, Extended module, Impulse Tracker, Scream Tracker 3
• mp4: some specific iTunes atoms were not correctly parsed
• AC-3 TrueHD in bluray detection (even if the stream is splitted in 2 sub-streams)
• Original framerate is shown if the framerate from the video stream and the one in the container are different
• Bluray: Duration
• FLV with audio delay detection
• Some mono HE-AAC audio track detected as 2 channels with PS
• VC-1 in TS detection even if the stream_type is not declared
• DV (raw) files support
• Better support of DV in AVI container (type 1 and 2)
• AVC: Handling of SEI which is before a SPS
• AVC in AVI: reading more info (Profile, Cabac...) from streams created by FFMpeg
• Vorbis in AVI: reading more info (Max bitrate, tags...) from streams created by FFMpeg
• Detection of VC-1 in MPEG-TS from MainConcept encoder
• AVI with MPEG-Audio VBR and delay: delay was incorrect
• Pixel Aspect Ratio was sometimes inverted (1/x)
• XviD CodecID was redirected on Koepi website, no more available, changed to official XviD webpage
• DV in AVI: DV aspect ratio errors

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.4

Release Notes

• MediaInfo Mac can now properly detect subtitle and menu streams.
• Added image stream detection.
• It is now possible to change the font size by using ⌘+ and ⌘-
• Yet some more UI tweaks
• The application is fully multithreaded now.

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.3

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.3 - Release Notes

• Fixed an user interface bug introduced in 0.7.33.2 which prevented the "Expand all nodes by default" preference to properly work.
• Updated MediaInfo engine to version 0.7.33.
• Removed and rewritten a lot of legacy code from the 10.4 age
• Completely rewritten file analysis routines.
• User interface is more 10.6 alike now
• Completely rewritten text report generation
• Added new functionality for automatic *one click* report upload to pastie.org

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.2

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.2 - Release Notes

• Updated MediaInfo engine to version 0.7.33.
• Removed and rewritten a lot of legacy code from the 10.4 age
• Completely rewritten file analysis routines.
• User interface is more 10.6 alike now
• Completely rewritten text report generation
• Added new functionality for automatic *one click* report upload to pastie.org

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.0

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.33.0 - Release Notes

• Updated MediaInfo engine to version 0.7.33.
• Fixed System Services and Contextual Menu integration bug when running in Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard".
• Fixed some mistakes in the exported UTI's.

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.6

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.6 - Release Notes

• Minor compatibility fixes for Snow Leopard.
• Automated update checks are now made only once a day to reduce update server load.
• Fixed some mistakes in the exported UTI's.
• Contextual menu item should now work for all languages.

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.5 Maintenance Release:

IMPORTANT: Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger" is not supported anymore starting with this release.'

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.5 - Release Notes

• Updated systemwide UTI ID strings to prepare upgrade path to future Media Inspector application, which will replace MediaInfo Mac.
• Updated digital signature certificate
• Added systemwide MediaInfo service which is accessible from the "Services" menu at system level.

• Added finder contextual menu item "Analyze with MediaInfo Mac"

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE PLEASE READ:

Due to the fact that I made a mistake in the last update (forgot to include my SSL certificate in the app...geez), if when trying to update you get an error, please download the new version by clicking HERE and update manually. Sorry about the hassle :(

IMPORTANT: Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger" is not supported anymore starting with this release.'

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.4 - Release Notes

What's new ?

• Fixed crash in Mac OS X 10.6 "Snow Leopard".
• Dropped Mac OS X 10.4 "Tiger" Support.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE PLEASE READ:

Due to the fact that I made a mistake in the last update (forgot to include my SSL certificate in the app...geez), if when trying to update you get an error, please download the new version by clicking HERE and update manually. Sorry about the hassle :(

These 0.7.17.* releases are the LAST ones with support for Mac OSX 10.4 (aka "Tiger"). MediaInfo Mac is being rewritten from scratch at the moment and upcoming versions will only support Mac OSX 10.5 "Leopard" and newer Mac OSX versions. The AutoUpdate system won't show you new updates unless you upgrade your OS to 10.5.5 or newer.'

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.3 - Release Notes

What's new ?

• FINALLY FIXED COMPATIBILITY ISSUES WITH MAC OSX 10.4 "Tiger". More info about this issue HERE.
• If you were wondering what i do with the anonymous data that i get from MediaInfo Mac Users, check HERE.
• 64 bit PowerPC code completely removed from the binary due to lack of users/interest.
• Moved MediaInfo Libraries (libmediainfo) into a "Framework" to accomodate for future version needs.
• Updates are now fully DSA1 signed and the application will refuse to download/execute code that cant be verified with my Digital Signature.
• Updated the MediaInfo Engine to version 0.7.17.
• Fixed some bugs in the UI.
• Hopefully fixed a crash in Mac OSX 10.6 "Snow Leopard".

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE PLEASE READ:

Due to the fact that I made a mistake in the last update (forgot to include my SSL certificate in the app...geez), if when trying to update you get an error, please download the new version by clicking HERE and update manually. Sorry about the hassle :(

These 0.7.17.* releases are the LAST ones with support for Mac OSX 10.4 (aka "Tiger"). MediaInfo Mac is being rewritten from scratch at the moment and upcoming versions will only support Mac OSX 10.5 "Leopard" and newer Mac OSX versions. The AutoUpdate system won't show you new updates unless you upgrade your OS to 10.5.5 or newer.'

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.1 - Release Notes

What's new ?

• If you were wondering what i do with the anonymous data that i get from MediaInfo Mac Users, check HERE.
• 64 bit PowerPC code completely removed from the binary due to lack of users/interest.
• Moved MediaInfo Libraries (libmediainfo) into a "Framework" to accomodate for future version needs.
• Updates are now fully DSA1 signed and the application will refuse to download/execute code that cant be verified with my Digital Signature.
• Minor last minute bug-fix that should (hopefully) fix the problems that some people had when trying to run the application in Tiger.
• Updated the MediaInfo Engine to version 0.7.17.
• Fixed some bugs in the UI.
• Hopefully fixed a crash in Mac OSX 10.6 "Snow Leopard".

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE PLEASE READ:

Due to the fact that I made a mistake in the last update (forgot to include my SSL certificate in the app...geez), if when trying to update you get an error, please download the new version by clicking HERE and update manually. Sorry about the hassle :(

This is the LAST version of MediaInfo Mac with support for Mac OSX 10.4 (aka "Tiger"). MediaInfo Mac is being rewritten from scratch at the moment and upcoming versions will only support Mac OSX 10.5 "Leopard" and newer Mac OSX versions.

MediaInfo Mac 0.7.17.0 - Release Notes

New or improved Features

• Updated the MediaInfo Engine to version 0.7.17.
• Fixed some bugs in the UI.
• Hopefully fixed a crash in Mac OSX 10.6 "Snow Leopard".