- Modified makedocs script to allow execution from the project root directory, updating paths for source and build directories.
- Fixed a missing sentence in the 1.0.1 release notes, ensuring clarity and completeness in the changelog documentation.
Formatted code to improve consistency and readability across the following files:
- mediacurator/__init__.py
- mediacurator/library/__init__.py
- mediacurator/library/medialibrary.py
- mediacurator/library/tools.py
- mediacurator/library/video.py
- mediacurator/mediacurator.py
- setup.py
No functional changes were made, only cosmetic improvements.
- Breaking change: Renamed the project from 'MediaCurator' to 'mediacurator' to standardize naming conventions (all lowercase).
- Updated all references across documentation and source files:
- README.md
- Various .rst documentation files (installation, manual, use cases, errors, warnings)
- Python source files in 'mediacurator/library' and main 'mediacurator.py'
- setup.py
- Incremented version from 0.0.13 to 1.0.1 to reflect breaking changes.
- Added release notes for 1.0.1 in docsource/source/releasenotes/1.0.1-changelog.rst
Added '-map_metadata', '0' to the ffmpeg command to ensure all metadata from the input file is preserved in the output file. This change enhances the output quality by retaining important information such as title, year, and other metadata associated with the media files.
- Added explicit stream mapping for video (-map 0:v), audio (-map 0:a?), and subtitles (-map 0:s?) to preserve all streams during conversion.
- Removed '-strict experimental' for AV1 as it's no longer necessary for most ffmpeg builds.
- Introduced CRF (Constant Rate Factor) settings for AV1 and x265 for better control over quality and file size.
- Standardized audio and subtitle copying with '-c:a copy' and '-c:s copy' for efficiency.
- Added support for .mov and .ts formats in MediaCurator.
* Enhanced clarity by refining comments
* Improved code readability through cleanup and organization
* Ensured consistency and enhanced readability by adjusting variable names
