tad 2.3 is released
This release improves the import of video data via FFmpeg. It now supports GPU accelerated decoding while still allowing frame-precise seeking.
This release improves the import of video data via FFmpeg. It now supports GPU accelerated decoding while still allowing frame-precise seeking.
This release adds new options to the tad convert
utility.
This minor release does not change the core library functions, but improves support
for the HDF5 file format and adds a copy
function to the calc
command
of the tad
utility.
This release brings the following improvements:
tad
command line tool,
including a new calc
command
that allows to compute array contents
using mathematical expressions and input from other arraystad
tool, including a
specification of the TAD file format and of common meta datamake test
TAD::forEachElement
family of functions
This release fixes building without external libraries and improves error reporting.
This release is API and ABI compatible to previous 1.x releases.
This release contains the following changes:
This release fixes a few bugs. Most notably, tad and libtad can be build without any external dependencies.
This was always intended but accidentally failed in 1.0.
This release is API and ABI compatible to 1.0.
Starting with this release, API and ABI compatibility will be guaranteed for each major release series.
This version adds PDF import and new options -i
and -o
for the tad
utility
to set importer and exporter hints.
This release adds CSV import and export, improves FFmpeg support, and fixes several bugs.
This release improves HDF5 export, supports automatic rotation of JPEG and PNG images, and improves video import via FFmpeg.
This release fixes several bugs and cleans up some interfaces.
New in this release:
This release adds support for TIFF and Matlab .mat import and export, fixes a few bugs, and adds optimizations.
This is the first useful release.