Release v0.1.17b1
Note: This is still a beta release. Some issues might exist. Please report issues on
Fixed:
- Added x265 compatibility tag for QuickTime. Contributed by dburkland
- Event file will now be removed when providing an output file and only 1 event is processed, leaving only 1 movie file.
- Providing a mount as a source resulted in it no files found. Now when a mount is provided it will be handled same as folders.
New:
- Option --text_overlay_fmt to set the overlay text for the video. Contributed by JakeShirley
- Option --timestamp_format for formatting timestamps.
- Option --sentry_offset to set the start and end offset based on Sentry event timestamp.
- Option --merge_template to allow merging of video files grouped based on this. Resulting movie filename be based on this template.
- Option --set_moviefile_timestamp to set the video file timestamp on the OS to start, end, or time of Sentry event.
- Option --keep-events
- Option --display_ts to show timestamps in the text output. This does not impact video output but is handy when using a monitor option. Contributed by croadfeldt
- Added support for event information file and ability to display it in the overlay text. Contributed by JakeShirley
- Support for FreeBSD 11. Contributed by busbyjon
- Source can now include wildcards, shell variables, and will do user expansion (i.e. ~ on Unix, ~user on Windows).
- Metadata tag title in video file is now set to reason for event (if exist) and timestamp or start/end timestamp
- Metadata tag creation_time in video files created is now set to start timestamp of that particular video.
- When scanning folders a message will be printed after every 10 folders scanned to show progress.
- Added support for Intel QSV encoding in docker image. Contributed by bsanborn
Changed:
- Improvement for Docker file size and stability. Contributed by magicalyak
- Choice values for parameters (i.e. FULLSCREEN, intel, black) are now case-insensitive.
- Updated supporting libraries to latest available.
- When providing a invalid start or end timestamp will now result in a error instead of a traceback.