A-DAPT Changelog

Bug Fixes

• Export Crash On Long Videos
  A bug was introduced from the re-implementation of the player causing A-DAPT to crash when exporting video of extended length such as 1hr or more. Fixed
• X,Y Coordinate
  The X,Y coordination was not updating when you move around the frame image. Fixed
• i9 CPU
  Some users reported that the new player failed to load, likely due to how instructions were handled on the latest Intel i9 CPUs. To address this, new code was implemented to fine-tune the timing of command execution. Initial tests indicate that this fix has successfully resolved the issue. Fixed
• Compare In/Out
  A bug was introduced causing compare In/Out not reflected the selected In/Out markers. Fixed
• HikVision Audio
  A bug was introduced causing A-DAPT to ignore audio stream for HikVision videos. Fixed
• Audio Wave Stream Viewer
  A bug was introduced causing all copying to clipboards rendering a small image instead their actual screen size. Fixed
• Auto Scrolling GOP
  The GOP map was only scrolling left to right NOT up and down. Fixed

  

New Features

• Current View to Clipboard
  The updated “Current View to Clipboard” feature introduces a new layout. When metadata is included, the text will now appear at the bottom of the frame. Histogram information will only be included if the Adjustments window is open. Additionally, the histogram visualization has been repositioned to the right side of the frame, set against a gray background to enhance visibility. This change lays the groundwork for the upcoming “What You See Is What You Get” (WYSIWYG) output feature, which will be introduced in the final major update for this version of A-DAPT.

  

  

• New Playback Engine
  The engine that drives the player has been redesigned. It is now better equipped to handle higher-resolution videos, such as 4K and 5K sources. Additionally, it has been optimized to run on lower-spec systems, including i5 CPUs.
• Correcting Improperly encoded PTS/DTS headers
  Some encoders, either due to poor implementation or laziness, only provide DTS data, leaving PTS to be processed by the decoder. This affects timing calculations because the data may be incomplete and must be interpreted by the decoder. For example, it could result in valid frames being skipped due to an uncommon ordering. Before playback, you will be prompted with the option to correct this mis-encoding.

  

• New Duration Calculation Layout The new layout has a graphic showing the selected range. You can also enter a distance value to get the speed calculations.

  

  

Bug Fixes

• Unable to show compete file name
  The file name on the main screen will not expand to show long file name even after maximizing the window. Fixed

Bug Fixes

• TTC and Duration Calculation Discrepency
  There was a calculation issue causing these numbers to disagree due to rounding errors. Fixed

  Copy/Paste Annotations
  

• Compare In/Out mis-label
  This window wasn’t reflecting the second frame. Fixed

  

New Features

• DVD Subtitle Parser
  A-DAPT is able to parse all DVD subtitle flavors. This information can contain useful information such as date/time, device serial number, etc. You can also export that data as metadata in your exhibits. Fixed

  Subtitle Displaying in VLC
  

  Subtitle Parsed in A-DAPT
  

  Metadata Export Option
  

• Metadata Export Alignment
  You can now center align your metadata information. Fixed

  Center Align Metadata
  

Bug Fixes

• Registering the Software Offline
  A-DAPT refused to save license file when registering while offline. Fixed
• Fail Lossless Trim
  The previous update broke the lossless trim ability. This has now been fixed as well added logic to enforce containers compliance for proprietary videos. Fixed

Bug Fixes

• Playback Issues on Interlaced Videos
  A-DAPT was trying to playback fields as frame rather playing both fields as a single frame. Code was added to handle odd/even fields a frame while ensuring the pts/dts is accounted properly. Fixed
• Lossless Trim with Audio
  A-DAPT was not accounting for audio stream when exporting lossless trims .Fixed
• Playback Video with Errors
  Some video can have corrupted codecs causing playback issue for A-DAPT. Code was added to account for these situations so playback wouldn’t get stuck. Fixed
• Video Stacking
  The ability to stack videos has been restored. Fixed

Bug Fixes

• Online Video Downloader
  The video downloader can sometimes download video and audio of incompatible codecs causing the merging process to failed. New logic was added to validate and re-encode the audio to ensure a successful merge. Fixed
• Calculate Audio Duration
  When performing an audio duration calculation between two markers, the calculation window does not show the full content. This window is now resizable to enable users to adjust its size to see the complete content.Fixed
  Calculating Duration of 2 markers
  

Resized Window

• Copy/Paste Annotations
  The option to copy and paste annotation from the Thumbnail browser was removed. Per request, it is now restored. FixedCopy/Paste Annotations

New Features

• Interpolation Information
  When you hover your mouse over an interpolation mode, a pop-up information box will appear, providing a brief description of each mode along with a visual example of its outcome.

Quick Interpolation Information 

• Interpolation FYI
  When you use the Copy to Clipboard feature for the Current View with interpolation applied, a reminder will appear, notifying you of the safe-to-use magnification levels if you plan to enhance or identify details from the image.

  Leveraging Current View

FYI

• Save to Disk
  There is a new Right click menu option to let you save the current frame to a file. Use the prompt option to set a default Save to path. Use the no prompt to perform a direct save without a Save dialog window.

  Save Current Frame to Disk

Bug Fixes

• Sluggish Playback
  Users with i5 CPU are reporting sluggish playback on some videos. This is due to the limitation of how many threads the processor can handle. A-DAPT now backs off on the threads during play back of videos on i5 CPUs. Fixed

New Features

• Transcode to H265 (Lossless or Lossy)
  If your computer has nVidia GPU, you will have the option to transcode to lossless H265 codec inside a MP4 container. Be prepare for the file size to be very large. Also, lossless only works if you’re going from and to the same color space (YUV-YUV).Transcoding to H265

• Normalizing Variable Frame Rates
  This feature allows you to convert variable frame rate to constant frame rate videos by padding or removing frame to satisfy the desired rate. This feature will also convert proprietary videos where VLC/Media Player can’t play due to unsupported codec to a format that is universally viewable.Normalizing Frame Rates Option

Bug Fixes

• 25 FPS
  A bug was introduced causing all videos to be detected as 25 FPS. Fixed

New Features

• Lorex/Dahua Proprietary File
  A-DAPT now identifies Lorex/Dahua video files.