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CompressO 4.0 released 🎉 #184
niraj-khatiwada
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wow so amazing!!!!!!!! will it save the subtitles now? |
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CompressO
CompressO_4.0.0_amd64.deb: Debian derivative of Linux like UbuntuCompressO_4.0.0_amd64.AppImage: Universal package for all Linux distrosCompressO_4.0.0_aarch64.dmg: Apple devices with Apple Silicon ChipCompressO_4.0.0_x64.dmg: Apple devices with Intel ChipCompressO_4.0.0_x64.exe: Windows buildUpgrade
To upgrade, just download the latest build from the website or GitHub releases page and install it in your platform.
Upgrade via Homebrew (MacOS only)
If you've installed CompressO via Homebrew, then use the following command to upgrade:
If you get
It seems the App source '/Applications/CompressO.app' is not there.error:Changelog
Also available for read on the blog page.
Features:
Much Smaller App Size: The app size is now about 45 to 50 MB, down from around 75 to 80 MB, even though CompressO does far more than before. The compression tools are packed in one compressed archive and unpacked on the first launch, which shows its progress.
Drop Zone: Drop or paste media on the menu bar (macOS) or the system tray (Windows) to compress it without opening the app. It can compress automatically, and the queue can be paused, stopped and tried again. Each file shows how much smaller it became.
Enhancements:
Bug Fixes:
This discussion was created from the release 4.0.0.
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