Kino (software) - Release History

Release History

Version	Release date	Significant changes
Kino 1.0.0	March 12, 2007	New blip.tv uploading feature for movies and still frames Fixed audio handling on big endian CPU architectures Improved generic video import script when using mencoder: faster, no bulky intermediate file, less compatibility problem between mencoder and FFmpeg Added support for X-Keys Editor USB Jog/Shuttle Added support for Jog/Shuttle to FX The USB Jog/Shuttle hotplug integration was changed to use udev. Added private copy of FFmpeg source code for static linking with new configure options. This option builds a statically linked, kino-specific version of the ffmpeg transcode utility named 'ffmpeg-kino' that is invoked by the Kino import script. Updated Italian translation Bugfixes
Kino 1.1.0	July 23, 2007	Heavily updated English user manual Major performance improvement in player engine when frame dropping enabled Updated export scripts to improve compatibility New Catalan translation Bugfixes
Kino 1.3.0	February 24, 2008	Updated export scripts for FFmpeg changes (x264, mp3) Improved speed on SMP systems by enabling FFmpeg multi-threaded codecs Improved import (DV conversion) progress dialog Added quality level option and gstreamer-based Ogg Theora to the blip.tv publishing script Updated Hungarian translation

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