Implements video transformation features:
- Horizontal flip (mirror effect) using hflip filter
- Vertical flip (upside down) using vflip filter
- Rotation support: 90°, 180°, 270° clockwise using transpose filters
UI additions in Advanced mode:
- New "VIDEO TRANSFORMATIONS" section
- Two checkboxes for flip controls with descriptive labels
- Dropdown selector for rotation angles
- Hint text explaining transformation purpose
Filter implementation:
- Applied after aspect ratio conversion, before frame rate conversion
- Works in both queue-based and direct conversion paths
- Uses FFmpeg standard filters: hflip, vflip, transpose
Addresses user request to add flip/rotation capabilities inspired by Jake's script using -vf hflip.
Check if MSYS2 is already present by looking for the bash executable,
even if winget reports it's already installed. This allows the script
to continue with GCC installation instead of failing.
Replaced all emoji characters with standard ASCII status prefixes
to prevent encoding issues on Windows systems:
- ✓/❌ → [OK]/[ERROR]
- ⚠️ → [WARN]
- 📦/🔨/🧹/⬇️/📥 → [INFO]
This ensures the script works correctly on all Windows configurations
regardless of console encoding settings.
Batch files interpret unescaped parentheses as block delimiters,
causing "was unexpected at this time" errors and improper branch
execution. All parentheses in echo statements are now escaped with ^.
Capture ERRORLEVEL values immediately after each command execution
to prevent delayed expansion issues in nested conditionals. This
fixes the "was unexpected at this time" error and ensures proper
branch execution.
Enhanced build.bat to automatically detect and offer to install all
required dependencies for users with minimal Windows dev environment:
- Check for winget availability (required for auto-installation)
- Detect and offer to install Git (recommended for development)
- Improved GCC/MinGW detection with fallback instructions
- Better error messages for users without winget
- Graceful degradation when automatic installation is not available
This ensures Jake and other users with just Go installed can run the
build script and get prompted to install everything needed automatically.
Fixed "was unexpected at this time" error by capturing ERRORLEVEL
values into variables before using them in nested if statements.
This is required due to how batch file delayed expansion works.
This commit includes three critical bug fixes and Windows build improvements:
**Bug Fixes:**
1. **Queue Conversion Progress Tracking** (main.go:1471-1534)
- Enhanced executeConvertJob() to parse FPS, speed, and ETA from FFmpeg output
- Queue jobs now show detailed progress metrics matching direct conversions
- Stats stored in job.Config for display in the conversion stats bar
2. **AMD AMF Hardware Acceleration** (main.go)
- Added "amf" to hardware acceleration options
- Support for h264_amf, hevc_amf, and av1_amf encoders
- Added AMF-specific error detection in FFmpeg output parsing
3. **DVD Format Resolution Forcing** (main.go:1080-1103, 4504-4517)
- Removed automatic resolution forcing when DVD format is selected
- Removed -target parameter usage which was forcing 720×480/720×576
- Resolution now defaults to "Source" unless explicitly changed
- DVD compliance maintained through manual bitrate/GOP/codec parameters
**Windows Build Improvements:**
- Updated build.bat to enable CGO (required for Fyne/OpenGL)
- Added automatic GCC/MinGW-w64 detection and installation
- Automated setup via winget for one-command Windows builds
- Improved error messages with fallback manual instructions
**Documentation:**
- Added comprehensive Windows setup guides
- Created platform.go for future platform-specific code
- Updated .gitignore for Windows build artifacts
All changes tested and working. Ready for production use.
Features:
- FPS counter in conversion status showing real-time encoding speed
- Job queue now displays FPS, encoding speed (e.g., "1.2x"), and ETA for running conversions
- Copy Comparison button exports side-by-side metadata comparison report
- Auto-compare checkbox in Convert module - automatically loads Compare view after conversion
- Convert Now properly adds job to queue and displays in Job Queue with live stats
- Module badge colors in job queue now match main menu tile colors
- Fixed fullscreen compare window sizing (reduced player dimensions to prevent overflow)
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed queue state management - only one job runs at a time (prevents multiple jobs showing "running")
- Fixed Compare module slot assignment - single video drops now fill empty slot instead of overwriting
- Fixed job queue scroll rubber banding (no longer jumps back to top)
- Enhanced crop detection validation for WMV/AVI formats with dimension clamping and bounds checking
Documentation:
- VT_Player integration notes with API requirements for keyframing and trim features
- LosslessCut feature analysis for Trim module inspiration
- Video metadata guide covering MP4/MKV custom fields and NFO generation
- Trim module design specification
- Compare fullscreen mode documentation
- Updated VIDEO_PLAYER_FORK.md to mark fork as completed
Technical Changes:
- Added state tracking for FPS, speed, and ETA (main.go:197-199)
- Enhanced queue processJobs() to check for running jobs before starting new ones
- Improved Compare module drag-and-drop logic with smart slot assignment (both code paths)
- Added deferred scroll position restoration to prevent UI jumping
- Job queue Config map now carries conversion stats for display
Fixed thumbnails not displaying:
- Added preview frame generation to Compare module
- Thumbnails now load asynchronously when videos are loaded
- Uses capturePreviewFrames() just like Convert module
- Thumbnails appear after brief generation delay
Added Clear All button:
- Positioned to the right of instructions text
- Clears both File 1 and File 2 slots
- Refreshes view to show empty state
- Low importance styling (not highlighted)
Layout improvements:
- Instructions row now uses Border layout
- Clear All button aligned to the right
- Clean, accessible button placement
Both videos now show thumbnails (240x135) automatically
when loaded, providing visual confirmation of loaded content.
