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Encoder GOP/B-frame defaults (behaviour change):VideoEncoder no longer
forces a GOP of 60 and 2 B-frames; every codec keeps its own defaults, as ffmpeg does without -g/-bf (libx264 keyint 250 / 3 B-frames, NVENC g
250 with the preset's B-frames, 12 for mpeg4/mpeg2). The forced values cost
libx264 2.6 dB at the same CRF and put B-frames into NVENC p1. Pass options={"g": "60", "bf": "2"} for the old behaviour. At matched
parameters nelux now writes the same x264 options string as the ffmpeg CLI
and encodes 1080p x264 at 478 vs 400 fps (prores_ks 477 vs 450).
FFmpeg 9.0.2: wheels bundle TAS-FFMPEG 9.0.2 (avcodec 63, avutil 61,
swscale 10, swresample 7); nelux.__ffmpeg_version__ is 9.0.2-tas. An
external FFmpeg must now be a 9.x build. FFmpeg 9 makes h264_nvenc default
to High, drops NVENC's legacy preset/rc names (use p1-p7), and changes
MOV edit lists. On Windows the extension only loads the DLL generation it
was built against.
PyTorch 2.14.1 / torchvision 0.29.1 release builds; wheels keep the 214torch tag and load on any 2.14.x.
Audio/image APIs:merge_streams() muxes video and audio from separate
files in-process; probe()/properties report subtitle_codecs; numbered
PNG/JPEG sequences and 16-bit PNG output are documented and tested. CPU decode_image()/decode_images() decode stills in memory (JPEG/PNG from
bytes 2.4-2.6x faster) and AudioReader is 1.6-2x faster, bit-identical.
Fixed: concatenated MPEG-TS (cat a.ts b.ts, joined HLS segments) no longer raises "Decoding failed" at the splice when the continuity counters do not line up; MOV passthrough of Opus/Vorbis audio now transcodes to AAC with allow_transcode=True instead of failing at header write (0-byte file);
NVDEC exact random-access reads could hang (lost wake-up); NVDEC
limited-range 10/12-bit output was ~0.3% too dark; NVDEC 12-bit 4:2:0 and
10/12-bit 4:4:4 HEVC work on FFmpeg 9; HD JPEG output uses JFIF's BT.601
matrix; diagnose_runtime_dlls() sees delay-loaded DLLs; 16-bit gray PNG
decode keeps exact values.