v1.0.4

• Fixed an issue where depending on your Windows configuration, the conversion commands would fail. (#7)
• Simplified the code that created the conversion commands

Thank you to @daffaromero and @virsagomk2 for bringing this issue to my attention in Issues and providing useful troubleshooting information and @NickBromley for his help via the a11y Slack Community (https://accessibility.github.io/a11yslack/)

Background information:

Unless specified explicitly, nodejs executes commands using your default command shell, which depending on your Windows configuration could be either cmd.exe or powershell.exe

The commands in PEAT Media Converter were designed to run in cmd.exe so for users where powershell.exe was the default, every conversion would fail.

This release explicitly sets the command shell to be used as cmd.exe

v1.0.3

Bugfix

• This release fixes Issue #3 -- if your home directory has a space in it, the conversion will no longer fail

What else Changed

• If there is a failure for any reason, you will get a popup with the error. If you need help or file an issue, please include this error information.

Full Changelog: v1.0.2...v1.0.3

v1.0.2

What's Changed

• This release changes the way that large videos are split in the "Full Processing" mode. It will now convert the whole video and then split the video after into parts no larger than 1,000,000,000 bytes (a little less than 1 GB). This is a more reliable method for file size control than splitting based on time. This was accomplished with help from the ffmpegFileSizeSplit project by Lin Yu-Chieh.

• "About" item added in Help menu that displays current version number

• Documentation has been updated.

Full Changelog: v1.0.1...v1.0.2

v1.0.1

• Updated help menu with links to app homepage and PEAT homepage.
• Fixed typo in "Full" command that did not adversely affect the conversions

v1.0.0

v1

Electron Fiddle Build

If you open the directory in Electron Fiddle, you can build a version that will run on your computer.