MKVToolNix, the open-source and cross-platform collection of tools developed by Moritz Bunkus for manipulating the MKV (Matroska) media container format, received its last release in 2017.
Bringing a month’s worth of improvements and bug fixes, MKVToolNix 19.0.0 is here to update the mkvmerge component to take the first keyframe within 1ms of the requested value into consideration when splitting by duration, by timestamps or by timestamp-based parts.
The new release also updates the GUI to allow users to save and restore the widths of columns in both the tree and list views, as well as to put a focus on the modified element when closing or reloading a modified file before asking for the user to confirm discarding unsaved changes.
“The year’s almost over, so I’m just in time for the last release of the year: MKVToolNix v19.0.0 is out. It’s not that big of release, but it still contains a couple of improvements all over the place — and two nice performance improveme… (<a href="http://news.softpedia.com/news/mkvtoolnix-19-0-0-open-source-mkv-manipulation-tool-is-the-last-release-in-2017-519032.shtml"…
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