• Requires OS X 10.9 or later.
• Improves the compatibility with the video track that encoded with H.264 codec and YUV420P pixel format.
• Replaces old four ‘Automator’ actions to ‘Add and Convert’ action.
- It can use this action like this; ‘Ask for Finder Items’ - ’Add and Convert’ - ’Reveal Finder Items’
• Supports closed caption up to two.
- Source srt files should follow the below rule related to ’Sandbox’.
- Source srt files should be in the same folder as the video file or in MKV2M4V’s the place to save.
- Source srt files should have a name like this; ‘videoFileName.srt’, ‘videoFileName*.srt’.
• Changes related to ‘Sandbox’
- As for ‘MKV2M4V’, if it opens not folders but video files, srt files should be in the following folders or its subfolders to use them automatically. If not, it should open it manually;
- As for ‘Add and Convert’ action, because ‘Automator’ doesn’t support ‘Sandbox’, video and subtitle files (folders) should be in (be) the following folders or its subfolders;
- Folders that once opened while the app is running, MKV2M4V’s the place to save.
• Enhances the feature that extracts internal subtitle into srt file. And it can select ‘subrip’ internal subtitle.
• Enhances the feature that adds closed caption.
• Adds the information section for target file.
- It can change the language for audio track or closed caption track at here.
- It can modify/delete title metadata at here if the source file has it.
• Normalizes audio volume if it is not ‘Pass-through’.
• Adds ‘.mov’ for target file format.
- If it selects ‘.mov’ format,
- A wider range of codes can be copied from the source file under unchecked ‘Add Chapter’ option,
- And some languages can't be set to the track's language by ffmpeg.
• Prevents sleep during converting.
• Shows badge during converting. It means the number of files that currently is converting or will try later.
• Updated FFmpeg.
• Updated MP4Box.