PSPVC v3.91 Released!

[Nick Swardh]

PSPVC v3.91 includes a minor bugfix which caused "unsupported data" in the previous version - apart from that, it's the same as v3.90.

Changes:

• Added a new "Audio Repair" option, does what the name implies
• Added a new "DVD" section (Note: DVD Decrypter required)
• Added Command Line flags. Run PSPVC from other apps, scripts etc...
• Fixed a bug causing some subtitles to slightly appear out of the picture
• Fixed a bug causing some SUB-subtitles to not appear at all due to misconfigured idx files
• Fixed a bug causing audio-streams to not appear in the audiobox in some videos
• Fixed a preset save/load bug
• Fixed a framerate bug for videos with a low fps
• Future automatic CCCP updates will now be visible and not hidden as in earlier PSPVC versions

About the new DVD section

• The DVD options in PSPVC will ONLY be available if DVD Decrypter is installed on your computer
  
• By using DVD Decrypter (freeware), you will decrypt the DVD copy-protection which might be illegal in your country!
• For more information about DVD Decrypter, read this!
• Where to find DVD Decrypter

Command Line Options

• A complete list of the command line options can be found in the file "CL_Options.txt" located in your PSPVC installation folder.

With that being said...

>> Download PSPVC v3.91

[Vindicare]

Awesome. The videos that I had problems encoding with 3.81 work perfectly now. Thanks!

A minor issue, though: On startup PSPVC apparently tries to download the latest version of CCCP and ends up trying to run an empty file, resulting in a "cccp_2010-04-07.exe is not a valid Win32 application" error.

[kj94]

same problem here!

[Nick Swardh]

hmm, ok, I'll look into this when I come home from work.

[Nick Swardh]

Ok, the CCCP update should work now, there was a problem with the script on the server. Restart PSPSVC and it should update correctly.

[threeme2189]

Horray for command line options!!!!

[CyberPhunk]

Any way to automatically add the subtitles during a DVD conversion?