v0.0.4

Changes

• Timestamps now use floating point numbers to support frame-by-frame cutting.
• The tool now calls ffprobe to check how many audio streams exist before calling ffmpeg. This means the user doesn't need to click the "Mute mic track" checkbox and run it again.
• Added new frame inputs to the start and end timestamps.
• The tool uses ffprobe to get the total number of frames and framerate for use with the frame inputs.

Commits

• Add Frame Inputs
• Refactor Timestamps
  • Add FilenameInput component
  • Add frame count command with ffprobe
  • Change timestamps to number inputs
• Fix Ffmpeg Error
  • Add ffprobe command to get audio stream count
  • Change ffmpeg calls with only one audio stream
• Remove Image from Bundle
  • Decrease bundle size
  • Change default output file name
  • Delete random Tauri log

Full Changelog: v0.0.3...v0.0.4

v0.0.3

Update styling in Tauri version to look a lot cleaner.

What's Changed

• Merge Tauri branch by @GitGeddes in #1

Full Changelog: v0.0.2...v0.0.3

v0.0.2

Second version with more functionality. Built in Tauri with React.

• Video preview
• File picker
• Slider to select start and end timestamps
• Text input for output filename
• Checkbox to mute microphone track
• Checkbox whether or not to overwrite an existing output file
• Save new video file by calling ffmpeg directly through Rust

v0.0.1

Initial version with minimum functionality. Built in .NET MAUI.

• File picker
• Text input for start and end timestamps
  • Strings are not validated, use mm:ss format compatible with ffmpeg
• Text input for output filename
• Checkbox to mute microphone track
• Checkbox whether or not to overwrite an existing output file
• Save new video file by calling ffmpeg directly