Media Browser 2.5.2 (Apollo) is released: Link to the download & changelog. Quick comment on changes since Media Browser 2.5.1.
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Media Browser 2.5.1 (Hydra SP1)
Media Browser 2.5.1 was released today. This is a release in line with previous SP1 releasing following new major versions. A few performance issues and bugs have been addressed.
0Media Browser 2.5 (Hydra)
Today Media Browser 2.5 codename Hydra) was released right on schedule. The most significant change is the rolling out of the (much faster) SQL database as standard for all installs. There are various other performance enhancements and a fix for dropped network shares causing metadata refreshes. There are a few other smaller but nice enhancements,… Read more »
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Upcoming…
A few things are due to arrive in the next few weeks that might be of interest…
0Media Browser 2.3.2 (Titan SP1)
Last month Media Browser was updated to version 2.3.2. No significant changes have been made as far as I can tell.
0Media Browser 2.3.1 (Titan)
Media Browser has been updated to version 2.3.1. Mostly a bugfix release, there have been some substantial improvements to the way the mediainfo plugin works
0Media Browser 2.3.0 (Draco)
Media Browser has been updated to version 2.3.0. There are quite a number of updates, including a service for updating metadata which dramatically improves performance.
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Today I stumbled upon an additional customisation for Media Browser. Custom icons for the information provided by the MediaInfo plugin. They can be downloaded directly from the Media Browser forums
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Fix for Stark Covers crash on x64 systems
I’ve been having various issues running Stark Covers ever since I switched to Windows 7 x64. Today, after exploring I’ve discovered the following combination of fixes.
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Even more advanced post-processing with MCM
I’ve been looking to further tweak the I’ve previously written about – partially to fix a few new files that were being incorrectly detected by Stark Covers, and also to build in some automatic image resizing which, as I’ve previously detailed, helps to .
