Release 3.0

Image sequence support

This is a big update to SendTo FFmpeg that adds the support of image sequence transcoding. The exceptions are the External Audio preset and EXR squarifier preset (demanded for Karma renderer).

To transcode a sequence

Select just one frame of the sequence and engage. The frame you've selected becomes the starting point of the video (trimming all the previous frames). There's just one limitation for now, it cant be the zero frame (or 0000). If you select a few frames that belong to different sequences, they will be transcoded independently.

Frame counter format

SendTo looks for the frame number at the end of the filename only. By default it's 4 last digits (zero padded), but you can change it in the setting frcounter. (Do not forget, you can make the local settings with different parameters for different folders).

Caution

Be cautious when transcoding images that are part of a detectable sequence, it will end up with a bunch of videos on your hands. When required, set the imgset (Consider image sequences) option in the settings to 0. (Or copy the sendtoffmpeg_settings.cmd with this option off into your current folder, and everything you transcode from this location won't be considered a sequence).

New settings for the image sequence support

A few new options in the settings related to the image sequences support: the default framerate fps, frame counter digit number frcounter, consider image sequences imgseq.
And the new setting quietover to disable quiet overwriting of the output files. You can read the description of each in the sendtoffmpeg_settings.cmd.

Fully restructured

SendTo FFmpeg has been entirely restructured and now is one step closer to a future modular system, which is easier to maintain, update or modify. Please, do not hesitate to bug report.