vEncode v1.0.3

Basic Install Guide:

1. Extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental %path%.
2. Open a command prompt.
3. Navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode.
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h264
5. Wait a while.

vEncode /? or vEncode for additional usage options.

Changelog:

• removed some debug code

vEncode v1.0.2

Basic Install Guide:

1. Extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental %path%.
2. Open a command prompt.
3. Navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode.
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h264
5. Wait a while.

vEncode /? or vEncode for additional usage options.

Changelog:

• un-hardcoded aq=3
• refactored code
• added bugs

vEncode v1.0.1

Basic Usage Guide:

1. extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental path
2. open a command prompt
3. navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h264
5. wait a while

vEncode /? or https://github.com/gdiaz384/vEncode for additional usage options.

Changelog:

• hardcoded aq=3 for x265 encodes
• updated most binaries to more recent versions (x264/x265, mkvmerge, ffmpeg)

vEncode v1.0.0

Basic Usage Guide:

1. extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental path
2. open a command prompt
3. navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h264
5. wait a while

vEncode /? or https://github.com/gdiaz384/vEncode for usage options

Changelog:

• added vapoursynth support (vpy) via vspipe
• added flac/wav support
• added support for full file paths
  • Note: This extends batch file parsing bugs related to %, & and ! in filepaths/filenames. (won't fix)
• standardized encoder binary names (x264-10.exe -> x264-10b.exe)
• filter invocations now only occur if filters were actually specified
• Improved documentation
• slightly improved resolution support

vEncode v1.0.0-rc3

Basic Usage Guide:

1. extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental path
2. open a command prompt
3. navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h265
5. wait a while

vEncode /? or https://github.com/gdiaz384/vEncode for usage options

Changelog:

• FPS of input is now honored on CFR video
• VFR video still gets converted to CFR
• options to change FPS added, CFR only
• 4:3 resolutions support added (basic only)
• removed volume level from accepted paramaters list (default_value still changeable)

vEncode v1.0.0-rc2

Basic Usage Guide:

1. extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental path
2. open a command prompt
3. navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h265
5. wait a while

vEncode /? or https://github.com/gdiaz384/vEncode for usage options

vEncode v1.0.0-rc1

Basic Usage Guide:

1. extract and copy the folder somewhere such that vEncode.bat is in the environmental path
2. open a command prompt
3. navigate using the CLI to the directory that has the file to encode
4. vEncode "my file.mp4" h265
5. wait a while

vEncode /? or https://github.com/gdiaz384/vEncode for usage options

Note: Pre-release versions are not thoroughly tested.