I installed the windows 7 rc1 yesterday. It’s a lot faster than vista. Seems to be working very well. I had a couple hiccups with the sound driver, and some program installs, but all in all I like it a lot.
WinFF seems to run just fine it. I’m running the 64 bit version and it runs in 32bit mode just fine. Well, so far anyways.
Today, after 2 years of tinkering, WinFF 1.0 is released.
I never dreamed a little cheesy program I wrote to write scripts for FFmpeg would be in the top 5 of video converters for the windows platform and linux at the same time.
I would like to thank Paul Gevers for making it into Debian and Ubuntu, and he has done so much more than just packaging. Ian Stoffberg for really cleaning up the user interface, the most important thing in a GUI. Thanks to all the translator’s for their support in making winff available in 14 languages.
Thanks to all the users for using WinFF.
Ubuntu Intrepid and Juanty, Debian, and the RPM’s will be available in the next 48 hours.
V1.0
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Added Priority for the conversion script to the general preferences
The Document menu now looks for translated docs (WinFF.xx.pdf, where xx is the language code)
Majorily Revised and New Presets
Uses the sensible-browser command on Debian/Ubuntu based systems
New Documentation
The doc and website menus don’t tie up the main window after launching the brwoser/pdfreader
Added file association for preset files in windows installer
A friend drew a picture of me when I was giving a speech for a Grow Training weekend.
Here is the Pre-release for Ubuntu intrepid.
It’s just a deb file, please manually install it.
We are preparing for the upcoming release of WinFF 1.0. It is coming along with more and easier presets, more stable code, less annoyances, and lots of bug fixes.
We hope to have the new version ready for the official launch in late march.