Releases: avosskuehler/viana
VianaNET 6.6
This version fixes bugs with the openCV libraries that prevented viana from opening videos (mistake in the openCV nuget packages).
Be aware that even openCV is not perfect on decoding all video formats on a frame per frame basis, so if you have difficulties with correct timing, framestepping or interlacing, or just have application termination without a message, convert your video into a standard format (e.g. MPEG using VLC or VirtualDub) before opening the video with Viana.NET.
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome.
VianaNET 6.5
This version introduces the enhancements #11 (set cursor color manually), #12 (set axis orientation manually) , #15 (recalculate after downsampling.
Be aware that even openCV is not perfect on decoding all video formats on a frame per frame basis, so if you have difficulties with correct timing, framestepping or interlacing, or just have application termination without a message, convert your video into a standard format (e.g. MPEG using VLC or VirtualDub) before opening the video with Viana.NET.
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome.
VianaNET 6.4
This version fixes an issue with automatic data aquisition in long video files.
Be aware that even openCV is not perfect on decoding all video formats on a frame per frame basis, so if you have difficulties with correct timing, framestepping or interlacing, or just have application termination without a message, convert your video into a standard format (e.g. MPEG using VLC or VirtualDub) before opening the video with Viana.NET.
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome.
VianaNET 6.3
This version fixes an issue with the location of vianas settings file.
Be aware that even openCV is not perfect on decoding all video formats on a frame per frame basis, so if you have difficulties with correct timing, framestepping or interlacing, or just have application termination without a message, convert your video into a standard format (e.g. MPEG using VLC or VirtualDub) before opening the video with Viana.NET.
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome.
VianaNET 6.2
This version fixes some timing issues with high fps videos. Be aware that even openCV is not perfect on decoding all video formats on a frame per frame basis, so if you have difficulties with correct timing, framestepping or interlacing, convert your video into a standard format (e.g. MPEG using VLC or VirtualDub) before opening the video with Viana.NET.
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome.
VianaNET 6.1
This version fixes some bugs of the new Version 6, have a look at http://www.viananet.de/changes. It also introduces some of the user mentioned features #6 ,#5,#4. Hope you find it useful!
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. Feedback via issue tracker is welcome, cause I made a lot of changes under the hood, there might be some bugs left...
VianaNET 6
Version 6 moves to openCV as video engine, to again improve video compatibility issues and remove some odd bugfixes (see http://www.viananet.de/changes). Also I included the video rotation feature. Hope you find it useful.
I recommend to install the latest K-Lite codec pack from http://www.codecguide.com
The standalone version is fully functional, no need for the installer, which is supplied just for convenience.
Adrian
P.S. This time only the x86 versions are deployed, some of the live video features did not work under the x64 release, try to compile yourself if you need it.
VianaNET 5.5
Version 5.5 includes more video format compatibility by using the vlc engine to transcode videos along with bug fixes und usability improvements (see http://www.viananet.de/changes). Hope you find it useful.
I recommend to install the latest K-Lite codec pack from http://www.codecguide.com
The standalone versions can be used when video recording is not needed.
Adrian
P.S: Not all feature requests made it into this release cause I had not much time.