v1.1.0

New Features:

• added ETA (highly experimental)
• better error handling for the --file-list argument

Misc:

• removed deprecated --input-directory and --input-file arguments

v1.0.0

Version 1.0.0 is out!

Note: When running ffzap without either --input or --file-list, it will prompt that both --input-directory and --input-file are missing and required. This is a bug. Either --input or --file-list are required. Both --input-directory and --input-file won't work and throw an error. This is not critical and does not affect ffzap in its actual functionality. Both --input-directory and --input-file will get removed with the next version of ffzap.

Features:

• -f / --ffmpeg-options is optional now, allowing to change container formats, etc.

Breaking Changes:

• --input-directory got deprecated in favor of --input
• --input-file got deprecated in favor of --file-list

Please read about why here. For a guide on how to migrate to version 1.0.0, read this.

0.3.2

New features:

• showing a list of all failed (if any) files upon completion if --verbose is set
• adding a list of all failed (if any) files to the final log upon completion (this is not affected by the --verbose flag)

0.3.1

Features:

• showing overall percentage next to x / y display in progressbar

0.3.0

New features:

• supply a file containing file paths to process, using the new --input-file input. The file must be UTF-8 encoded and contain one path per line
• delete source files after successful processing with the new --delete flag. If the process was unsuccessful, the file is kept.

Misc:

• Better wording for some of the --help text.

0.2.3

• fixed a bug where multiple threads where accessing the log file at once, creating weird and partly overwritten lines in the log file

0.2.2

• ffzap will now automatically create a log file in the default log location of each major OS
• verbose output is now hidden per default (use --verbose to show)

0.2.1

• fixed -i input, where files with spaces in the name would break the input

0.2.0

IN THIS VERSION, THE -i FLAG IS BROKEN! USE 0.2.1 OR 0.1.4!

• added a progressbar
• you can now use --overwrite to overwrite files if they already exist. Per default ffzap will skip existing files

0.1.4

Removed the glop crate dependency:

• Unix globs won't work on Windows now (use standard Windows / Powershell functionality)
• you need to omit the quotes now when specifing a glob on Unix
• you can input multiple files directly now, e. g. ffzap -i test.mp4 hi.mkv video.webm ...