Telestream Switch Pro 3.1 Switch Pro 3.1 Full Crack is a media playback, inspection, and conversion tool for professionals that gives you everything you need to play, inspect, and correct your multiformat media in one easy-to-use application. What’s New in Switch Pro 3.1: Improvements ・Improved subtitle format support including PAC, Lambda CAP, and Ruby Text from WebVTT.

・Added support for ‘MJPG’ variant of Motion JPEG. ・Redundant audio tracks are no longer merged when using external preview ・Added a preference in the Display tab that allows the user to decide whether or not Switch should perform an exhaustive search for captions. It defaults to only checking the first few samples and if no captions are found, the searching stops. This dramatically increases playback performance, particularly over the network, at the cost of not displaying captions in some files where the captions don’t appear until later in the movie. This preference can be changed at any time and does not require reopening the file or relaunching Switch. ・Trimmed MPEG-2 Transport Stream exports will now periodically repeat the PAT/PMT in order to support some third-party software.

・Added support for drag and drop of STL subtitle files onto the secondary subtitle section of the inspector. ・Switch will now tolerate malformed ‘udat’ atoms in MP4 and MOV files. ・Switch now allows for adjusting the synchronization of secondary SCC subtitle files.

・Offline activations now only need to be done once per computer rather than once per user. Fixes ・Fixed a bug that caused the AAC bitrate to revert to 160 kbps when selecting a different track.

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・Fixed a bug that caused a crash when opening multiple files on Windows 10 with external preview. ・Fixed several bugs that prevented the compressor’s quality and standard popup menus from being populated if the presentation was changed before the views were loaded.

・Fixed a bug that prevented the preservation of captions when doing a pass-through export if the captions were contained in the source file but not the video essence. ・Fixed a bug that caused captions to drift out of synchronization over time. ・Fixed a bug that caused a crash when opening a CPL file from a 4K IMF package. ・Offline activations no longer expire after ten days.

・Fixed a bug that caused display problems with some MXF XDCAM files. ・Fixed a bug that caused frame-wrapped MXF OP-Atom PCM audio to play as static. ・Fixed a playback problem with AVC files whose GOPs have chains of references. ・Fixed a bug that caused display errors with STL subtitle files that include user data. ・Fixed a bug that caused loss of audio/video synchronization in H.264 MPEG-2 Transport Streams with empty audio packets.

・Fixed a bug that caused misidentification of file dominance in some MP4 files. ・Fixed a crash when attempting to resize to a height greater than 4320 pixels. ・Fixed a bug that caused exported files to be unusable when doing frame rate conversion from source files with non-standard timescales. ・Fixed a bug that prevented exporting of the current frame from files whose video decompressor’s create Packed 4:2:2 UYVY in BT.709.

・Fixed a bug that prevented the creation of chapters when using certain source files. ・Fixed a bug that prevented the exporting of certain HEVC MPEG-2 Transport Streams. ・Fixed a bug that caused some exported MP4 and MOV files to be larger than necessary if their source files used a large timescale. ・Fixed a bug that caused some AVI files to misreport their scanning and field dominance.

・Fixed a bug that prevented the export of the current video frame when external preview was enabled. ・Fixed a bug that prevented dragging and dropping of secondary subtitle files with capitalized extensions. ・Fixed a bug that caused all prior exports to be labeled as “Canceled” when pressing the Cancel button on the export progress dialog. ・Fixed a crash on Windows when using external preview with certain frame dimensions. Known Issues ・Frames with long durations make time display appear to stall because it always shows the presentation time of the current frame.

・ASF files with variable frame rate display incorrect frame rate in the inspector. ・Detection of interlaced content in Windows Media files is not currently supported. ・WMV sources exported to H.264 in either MPEG-2 TS or PS containers can results in A/V synchronization problems.

・Publishing settings are lost when canceling to edit settings to meet requirements. ・In the Mac App Store version of Switch, when opening a file that references other files, such as QuickTime Reference Movies or IMF XML files, Switch will prompt the user to explicitly give permission to open each of the referenced files in order to satisfy the sandbox security requirements. Users who purchase Switch directly from Telestream will not have to perform these additional steps. ・Users who purchase Switch Plus from the Mac App Store and then decode to purchase Switch Pro are not offered upgrade pricing, but instead must pay full price. New Features: System Requirements:–.

Once Apple pulled the plug on QuickTime Player Pro 7, the industry started to look elsewhere for an all-purpose media tool that could facilitate the proper playback, inspection, and encoding of media files. For many, that new multipurpose application has become.

Telestream offers a range of desktop and enterprise media solutions, including Vantage, ScreenFlow, Flip4Mac, Episode, and others. Switch fills the role of a media player with added post-production capabilities, going far beyond other players, such as QuickTime Player or VLC.

The basic Switch Player ($9.99), Switch Plus ($199) and Switch Pro ($499). Pricing for Plus and Pro covers the first year of support, which includes upgrades and assistance.

There is also a free demo version with watermarking. All versions are available for both macOS (10.11-13) and Windows (7-10). Playback support The first attraction to Switch is its wide support of “consumer”, broadcast, and professional media formats and codecs. For Mac users, some of these are supported in QuickTime Player, too, but require a conversion step before you can play them. Not so with Switch. Of particular importance to editors will be the MPEG-2 and MXF variations. Some formats do require an upgrade to at least the Plus version, so check Telestream’s tech specs for specifics.

One area where Switch shines is file inspection. This has made it to the go-to quality assurance tool at many facilities. Are there any good n64 emulators for mac pc. File metadata is exposed, along with proper display and reporting of interlaced video.

It supports JKL transport control and frame advance using the arrow keys. Since closed captioning is important for all terrestrial and set-top channel broadcasters, you must have a way to check embedded captions. In the case of QuickTime Player, it will only display a single track of embedded captions and then, only the lower track. So, for example, if you have a file with both English and Spanish captions on CC1 and CC3, QuickTime Player will only display the English captions and not even let you verify that more captions are present. With Switch Plus and Pro, the full range of embedded channels are presented and you have the ability to do a check on any of the caption tracks. Switch Plus likely covers the needs of most users; but Pro adds additional functionality, such as metering for multi-channel audio and loudness compliance.

Pro also lets you open up to sixteen different files for comparison. It is the only version that supports external monitoring through Blackmagic Design or AJA i/o hardware. Finally, Pro lets you QC DPP (Digital Production Partnership) files from the desktop and display AS-11 MXF metadata.

Content encoding Beyond these powerful player and inspection functions, Switch Plus and Pro are also full-fledged media encoders. You can change metadata, reorder audio channels, and export a new media file in various formats. Files can be trimmed, cropped, and/or resized in the export.

Do you have a ProRes master file and need to generate an MPEG-2 Transport Stream file for broadcast? I had a situation where I received a closed caption master file of a commercial from the captioning facility. It needed to have the ends of the file (slate and black) trimmed to meet the delivery specs.

Normally when you edit or convert a file with embedded captioning, it will break the captions on the new file. Not so with Switch. I simply set the in and out points, set my encode specs to video pass-through, and generated the new file. The encode (essentially a file copy in this case) was lightning fast and the captions stayed intact. Switch Plus and Pro include publishing presets for Vimeo, YouTube, and Facebook. In addition, the Pro version also lets you create an iTunes Store package, necessary to be compliant when distributing via the iTunes Store. Switch is a cross-platform application, but ProRes encoding support is limited to the Mac version.

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However, the iTunes Store package feature is the exception. ProRes asset creation is available to Windows users when creating the.itms files used by the iTunes Store. Although Switch Plus or Pro might seem pricy to some when they compare these to Apple Compressor or Adobe Media Encoder; however, the other encoders can’t do the precision media functions that Switch offers. Telestream has built Switch to be an industrial-grade media tool that covers a host of needs in a package that’s easy for anyone to understand. If you liked QuickTime Player Pro 7, then Switch has become its 21 st century successor.

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