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2006-05-09: qVamps V0.98 Released
This release has some small new features as well as some enhancements and bug fixes. The copy tab now has a timer, which shows the elapsed time for copying. Another text field on the copy tab shows the current size of the copy target directory. And finally there is a new "copy" mode. Instead of feeding the source DVD's cells contents into dvdauthor, the user may decide to dump these MPEG streams to separate files.
The Linux x86 binary distribution's installer should start up significantly faster now.
2006-04-16: qVamps V0.97 Released
There are no groundbreaking new features in this release. The user may now restore the hardwired default settings. And the user is now asked to confirm when leaving the settings page with any unsaved changes. Finally we have a new icon!
But most important: there is a binary distribution for Linux x86 now. It includes an installer as well as an uninstaller. All you have to do is download and execute the .bin file. Please note that the file may not be easily launched from within a graphical desktop due to lack of execute permission. "chmod +x <file>.bin; ./<file>.bin" does the job. The uninstaller will be located in the base install path after installation and is called Uninstall. Please note that you need root priviliges to install to a system location like /opt/qVamps.
Another benefit of the binary distribution is that it comes with precompiled patched versions of PerlQt and dvdauthor. You may find both patches on the Vamps Documentation page.
This release has some small new features as well as some enhancements and bug fixes. The copy tab now has a timer, which shows the elapsed time for copying. Another text field on the copy tab shows the current size of the copy target directory. And finally there is a new "copy" mode. Instead of feeding the source DVD's cells contents into dvdauthor, the user may decide to dump these MPEG streams to separate files.
The Linux x86 binary distribution's installer should start up significantly faster now.
2006-04-16: qVamps V0.97 Released
There are no groundbreaking new features in this release. The user may now restore the hardwired default settings. And the user is now asked to confirm when leaving the settings page with any unsaved changes. Finally we have a new icon!
But most important: there is a binary distribution for Linux x86 now. It includes an installer as well as an uninstaller. All you have to do is download and execute the .bin file. Please note that the file may not be easily launched from within a graphical desktop due to lack of execute permission. "chmod +x <file>.bin; ./<file>.bin" does the job. The uninstaller will be located in the base install path after installation and is called Uninstall. Please note that you need root priviliges to install to a system location like /opt/qVamps.
Another benefit of the binary distribution is that it comes with precompiled patched versions of PerlQt and dvdauthor. You may find both patches on the Vamps Documentation page.