developer release v2.1.0b1.dev4

Tests versions and current development version will be released here.

2.1.0a1.dev4 - 2021-01-10

Saved Jobs tab ready for first release. This is useful for saving test jobs.
Also repetitive Jobs when source files stay on same location and suffer
modifications up to a final release. Don't have to use mkvtoolix-gui for each
iteration.

• Save Jobs tab to work with saved Jobs can be activated in Preferences

• Option to save jobs with context menu on Jobs Table

• BUG #9 Algorithm 1 and 2 failed with external subs files

  • Subs using UTF-8 with BOM don't generate track information and on situations
    where the subs have file with and without BOM structure test failed

2.1.0a1.dev3 - 2020-12-16

• Algorithm 1 changed when comparing tracks for substitution and
  only one track is needed. If for a particular type (Video, Audio, Text)
  only one track exits if the language in the comparison has one as
  undetermined the track will be selected. This occurrence is quite common
  on the target cases trying to solve. This of course is valid for
  Algorithm 2. The language will be set as in the base source.

• Better handling of files with special characters

• Fix BUG #7 "Remove" in context menu on Jobs Table was not working

• Fix BUG #8 Problem handling tracks titles

• menu items status tip was not working

2.1.0b1.dev2 - 2020-10-1

Jobs were executed even when removed from the Jobs Table via context menu

2.1.0b1.dev1 - 2020-16-9

The program has new operating modes defined as Algorithms 0 through 2.
Algorithm 1 and 2 will try to solve situations where the file structure comparison
fails. With them checking the results is more important. With algorithm 2 you
really have to check the results it can produce files that are quite different
from the desired results. Everything always have depended on the source, good
source good results.

• New algorithms:

  • Algorithm 0 current behavior the resulting file will have the same
    structure as the destination file on the command line. Any difference in
    structure of the files the command will not execute. The resulting file is
    very likely to be the expected result as specified on the command line.
    Random checks will be sufficient.
  • Algorithm 1 will try to find the tracks that best matches the base file
    and adjust the command accordingly. Any track not used in the command will
    be ignored. If no suitable track found no command will execute. Resulting
    file structure if the save as in the command line but is not as likely to be
    the desired file as in Algorithm 0. Flagged files should be checked.
  • Algorithm 2 if Algorithm 1 fails tracks without match will be ignored
    and and the command still will execute. The resulting file will not be like
    the destination file in the original command. It may even be unusable. Any
    flagged has to be check to see if is usable.

• Add support for one track file multiplexing, this is usually done for
  subtitles (mks) files. The program will accept commands with only one track
  one source. The destination file will have correct extension mkv, mka or mks.