kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill v3.8.23

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Automated release: version and notes generated from pull requests merged since 3.8.22.

Fixed

• cut.py says when a copied audio extraction leaves out a late sound's lead (#515). A
  stream copy to an audio file (-o x.m4a without --accurate) starts at the sound's first
  packet, so for a source whose sound starts after --start the silence before it was left out
  and the extraction was early against its picture; the result only said the file was short. An
  audio_lead_dropped warning ({seconds, segments}) and a note now say how much went and that
  --accurate keeps it, in a dry run too (which says, for a lead of --tolerance or more, that a
  run re-encodes and pads instead when the copy comes out --tolerance or more short). The
  copy itself is unchanged.
• crop.py and stabilize.py keep the source's subtitle track (#520). They left it to
  FFmpeg's default stream selection, which on FFmpeg 6.1 drops an MP4's mov_text track; they now
  keep it as fit.py and color.py do, and report dropped_non_av_streams. Every tool that keeps
  subtitles this way (fit, color, crop, stabilize, graphics, overlay, audio,
  loudness, proxy, deinterlace, denoise, redact, sphere, straighten, pad --end,
  freeze of the last frame) now converts a text track to the output container's own format
  (mov_text in MP4/MOV, SubRip in Matroska) instead of dropping it when the container changes. A
  data stream the container refuses beside it (a timecode track into Matroska) still makes the
  retry drop both, reported as before.
• overlay.py --fade fades the layer out when --end comes before the fade would finish
  (#517). With --end at or before --fade an image layer faded in and vanished at full
  strength; the fade-out is now cut to the layer's window, for image and text layers alike.
• fix: a late-starting sound in a copied extraction is reported, subtitle tracks kept by crop and stabilize, an overlay's fade-out cut to its window (#542)

What's Changed

• fix: a late-starting sound in a copied extraction is reported, subtitle tracks kept by crop and stabilize, an overlay's fade-out cut to its window by @kajisho5 in #542

Full Changelog: v3.8.22...v3.8.23