ccextractor 0.94 + Portable

- Fixed bug in capitalization code ('I' was not being capitalized).
- GUI should now run in Windows 8 (using the include .Net runtime, since 3.5 cannot be installed in Windows 8 apparently).
- Fixed Mac build script, binary is now compiled with support for files over 2 GB.
- Fixed bug in PMT code, damaged PMT sections could make CCExtractor crash.

- Added basic M2TS support
- Added EPG support - you can now export the Program Guide to XML
- Some bugfixes

- Fixed issue with teletext to other then srt.
- CCExtractor can be used as library if compiled using cmake
- By default the Windows version adds BOM to generated UTF files (this is because it's needed to open the files correctly) while all other builds don't add it (because it messes with text processing tools).
You can use -bom and -nobom to change the behaviour.

- Fixed issue with -o1 -o2 and -12 parameters (where it would write output only in the o2 file)
- Fixed UCLA parameter issue. Now the UCLA parameter settings can't be overwritten anymore by later parameters that affect the custom transcript
- Switched order around for TLT and TT page number in custom transcript to match UCLA settings
- Added nobom parameter, for when files are processed by tools that can't handle the BOM. If using this, files might be not readable under windows.
- Segfault fix when no input files were given
- No more bin output when sending to server + possibility to send TT to server for processing
- Windows: Added the Microsoft redistributable MSVCR120.DLL to both the installation package and the application zip.

- Added support of BIN format for Teletext
- Added start of librarisation. This will allow in the future for other programs to use encoder/decoder functions and more.

- Fix for WTV files with incorrect timing
- Added support for fps change using data from AVC video track in a H264 TS file.

This is the first release that is part of Google's Summer of Code.
Anshul, Ruslan and Willem joined CCExtractor to work on a number of things
over the summer, and their work is already reaching the mainstream
version of CCExtractor.

- Added a huge dictionary submitted by Matt Stockard.
- Added DVB subtitles decoder, spupng in output
- Added support for cdt2 media atoms in QT video files. Now multiple atoms in
a single sample sequence are supported.
- Changed Makefile.
- Fixed some bugs.
- Added feature to print info about file's subtitles and streams (-out=report).
- Support Long PMT.
- Support Configuration file.
- There is an sample configuration file in doc/ folder with name
ccextractor.cnf.sample
- Just now only ccextractor.cnf named files kept beside ccextractor
executable is supported
- for details of which options can be set using configuration file,
please look at sample file.

- Added options for custom transcript output:
new parameter (-customtxt format), where the format must be like this: 1100100 (7 digits).
These indicate whether the next things should be displayed or not in the (timed) transcript:
- Display start time
- Display end time
- Display caption mode
- Display caption channel
- Use a relative timestamp ( relative to the sample)
- Display XDS info
- Use colors
Examples:
0000101 is the default setting for transcripts
1110101 is the default for timed transcripts
1111001 is the default setting for -ucla
Make sure you use this parameter after others that might affect these
settings (-out, -ucla, -xds, -txt, -ttxt, ...)

- A few patches from Christopher Small, including proper support for multiple multicast clients listening on the same port.
- GUI: Fixed teletext preview.
- GUI: Added a small indicator of data being received when reading from UDP.
- GUI: Added UTF-8 support to preview Window (used for teletext).
- Fixes in Makefile and build script, compilation in linux and OSX failed if another libpng was found in the system.
- WTV support directly in CCExtractor (no need for wtvccdump any more).
- Started refactoring and clean-up.
- Fix: MPEG clock rollover (happens each 26 hours) caused a time discontinuity.
- Windows GUI: Started work on HDHomeRun support. For now it just looks for HDHomeRun devices. Lots of other things will arrive in the next versions.
- Windows GUI: Some code refactoring, since the HDHomeRun support makes the code larger enough to require more than one source file :-)

- A couple of shared variables between 608 decoders were causing
problems when both fields were processed at the same time with
-12, fixed.
- Added BOM for UTF-8 files.
- Corrected a few extended characters in the UTF-8 encoding,
probably never used in real world captioning but since we got
a good test sample file...
- Color and fonts in PAC commands were ignored, fixed (Helen Buus).
- Added a new output format, spupng. It consists on one .png file
for each subtitle frame and one .xml with all the timing
(Heleen Buus).
- Some fixes (Chris Small).