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      values, e.g. if the DVD device and default project directory
      are writable, or if specified tools exist.
    - New preference: ogg file extension. Suggested by Moritz Bunkus.
      dvd::rip defauls to '.ogg', but you can switch to '.ogm' or
      arbitrary extensions, if this makes using the files more
      comfortable for you.
    - Added a rpm spec file Video-DVDRip.spec, so you can simply
      build a .rpm archive from the .tar.gz using 
      > rpm -ta Video-DVDRip-0.XX.tar.gz
      Thanks to Rainer Ley for the spec file template.
    - Button "Nuke log file" on logging tab, which resets the
      log file.
    - dvd::rip now opens the preferences dialog, if no ~/.dvdriprc
      is found resp. on first startup.

    Bugfixes:
    - PSU core setting was ignored when adding add. audio-tracks,
      reported by Lethal Weapon <lethalwp AT tiscali.be>
    - Window title was not cleared, if a project was closed,
      reported by Fabio Russo

0.47.2 Mon 30 Sep 2002, joern
    Note:
    - File format changed slightly, but is backward compatible.
      dvd::rip prints a short message when converting an older
      file to the new format.

    Features:
    - Experimental OGG/Vorbis audio support. If you choose
      Vorbis as an audio codec, the result will be a .ogm
      file with DivX/Xvid/whatever video and Vorbis audio
      (so this implicetely switches the resulting file container
      format from AVI to OGG - which will become an explicite
      option, once OGG support is more complete).

      Splitting is supported. Cluster mode support available only
      for movies with one PSU. Movies with more than one PSU will be
      supported when ogmtools provide a program for concatenating
      OGG streams. Multiple audio tracks are supported, but you
      currently can't mix mp3/ac3/vorbis codecs for the same title.
      (mp3/ac3 is supported by ogmtools, but without A/V sync).
      You need ogmtools 0.950 and transcode 0.6.1 for the whole
      thing to work. You can get ogmtools here:

      http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools/index.html

      Thanks to Moritz Bunkus for writing ogmtools and answering
      my questions.

    - when opening a project file, dvd::rip now selects
      automatically the tab which was selected when the file
      was saved.
    - new dvdrip command line options "-f {transcode|transcode_split}"
      and "-t title-nr" to select a title of a given project file
      on startup and transcode (and optionally split) it.
      dvd::rip exits after finishing, so this can be used for
      simple batch transcoding a bunch of projects/titles, if
      cluster mode is no option for you (e.g. in case of NTSC movies).
      Thanks to Rainer Lay for his suggestion.

      Example: dvdrip -t 1 -f transcode_split movie.rip

    Bugfixes:
    - Cluster mode: if a frame range was set, dvdrip-master
      crashed with a fatal error (transcoding a frame range
      is still not supported with cluster mode, but really no
      need for dvdrip-master to crash here... ;)

0.47.1 Sun 29 Sep 2002, joern
    Bugfixes:
    - Progress information was messed up when transcoding
      chapters from a DVD image or when doing direct DVD
      transcoding. Because dvd::rip can't know the chapter
      length in advance in this case, now no progress information
      is printed (no percent/eta), only fps and elapsed time.
      Thanks to David Rosky <d_rosky AT nccn.net> for his
      detailed bug report.
    - Chapter mode: ripping progress is related to the length
      of the title, what is confusing if not all chapters are
      selected. For single chapter ripping now no percent/eta
      progress is printed anymore. Reported by David Rosky.
    - Cluster mode: node test didn't work (stalled). Thanks for
      the report to Fabio Russo <f.russo AT anthesia.it>.


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