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Music Media Helper (Tools for Multichannel Audio & Music Videos)
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Works perfectly Garry. Thank you so much.
Music Media Helper 7.1.24 released
Version 7.1.24 (April 25 2024)
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Fixes:
Channel Remix tool: Failed with user defined remixes with 7.1.4 and 5.1.4 outputs (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
MMH Atmos Helper: Failed to create mono wavs after decode (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
Channel Split & Merge tool: Failed to split to mono files (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
Changes:
Media File Manager: 'Movie' column now uses 'Natural' sorting (e.g. before '300' before '1917')
Media File Manager: 'Media Size' column forces 3 decimal points (e.g. 5.340 GB)
Direct link:
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh7/MMHInstaller.msi
Otherwise use the existing MMH 'Check for Updates' command
Version 7.1.24 (April 25 2024)
-------------
Fixes:
Channel Remix tool: Failed with user defined remixes with 7.1.4 and 5.1.4 outputs (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
MMH Atmos Helper: Failed to create mono wavs after decode (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
Channel Split & Merge tool: Failed to split to mono files (change in ffmpeg 7) - fixed
Changes:
Media File Manager: 'Movie' column now uses 'Natural' sorting (e.g. before '300' before '1917')
Media File Manager: 'Media Size' column forces 3 decimal points (e.g. 5.340 GB)
Direct link:
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh7/MMHInstaller.msi
Otherwise use the existing MMH 'Check for Updates' command
Try the ‘Check for Updates’ on the MMH Launcher dialog. That should download the new msi installer.
I have just uploaded Music Media Helper 8 Alpha 1 for user testing/feedback.
MMH 8 uses Microsoft .NET 8 which is the current long term .NET release which offers improved performance and features for developers/users.
This MMH 8.0.0 Alpha 1 release is identical to the current MMH 7 official release, except that it uses the .NET 8 runtime and the latest 3rd Party UI library which now supports .NET 8.
I have started to split the UI code into a library for future support of non-Windows systems but this isn't utilised in MMH 8 just yet (see why below) but its more important to get users onto .NET 8. Over the coming weeks I'll merge the new Library code into MMH 8 (one tool/release at a time)
IMPORTANT: Microsoft ends support for .NET 7 on May 14 2024. .NET 7 will no longer receive security patches and other fixes. It is critical that ALL MMH users update to .NET 8 (and MMH 8) as soon as possible, certainly before the end of May 2024 otherwise .NET 7 and any apps using .NET 7 could become a security risk to your PC.
INSTALLING MMH 8:
To use MMH 8 users must first install the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64). MMH 8 and MMH 7 are independent (you can install both and run either. But I recommend you move to MMH 8 asap and uninstall MMH 7 and .NET 7 by end of May 2024.
Change log (from current MMH 7.1.24):
MMH 8.0.0 Alpha 1
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New:
.NET Desktop Runtime upgraded to version .NET 8 (performance improvements)
Changes:
Updated 3rd party UI controls to latest 23.2.5
Updated 'Check for Updates' dialog (now shows more information)
Updated PDF docs (only changing MMH and .NET references to version 8)
NOTE: There will be one further update to MMH 7 before May 14. After that update I will only support users on MMH 8.
Users can manually install MMH 8 by copy and pasting these links into your browser and installing each package:
1. Download .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64):
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/...u/runtime-desktop-8.0.4-windows-x64-installer
2. Download MMH 8 Installer (x64):
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh8/publish.htm
THX
Garry
MMH 8 uses Microsoft .NET 8 which is the current long term .NET release which offers improved performance and features for developers/users.
This MMH 8.0.0 Alpha 1 release is identical to the current MMH 7 official release, except that it uses the .NET 8 runtime and the latest 3rd Party UI library which now supports .NET 8.
I have started to split the UI code into a library for future support of non-Windows systems but this isn't utilised in MMH 8 just yet (see why below) but its more important to get users onto .NET 8. Over the coming weeks I'll merge the new Library code into MMH 8 (one tool/release at a time)
IMPORTANT: Microsoft ends support for .NET 7 on May 14 2024. .NET 7 will no longer receive security patches and other fixes. It is critical that ALL MMH users update to .NET 8 (and MMH 8) as soon as possible, certainly before the end of May 2024 otherwise .NET 7 and any apps using .NET 7 could become a security risk to your PC.
INSTALLING MMH 8:
To use MMH 8 users must first install the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64). MMH 8 and MMH 7 are independent (you can install both and run either. But I recommend you move to MMH 8 asap and uninstall MMH 7 and .NET 7 by end of May 2024.
Change log (from current MMH 7.1.24):
MMH 8.0.0 Alpha 1
-------------
New:
.NET Desktop Runtime upgraded to version .NET 8 (performance improvements)
Changes:
Updated 3rd party UI controls to latest 23.2.5
Updated 'Check for Updates' dialog (now shows more information)
Updated PDF docs (only changing MMH and .NET references to version 8)
NOTE: There will be one further update to MMH 7 before May 14. After that update I will only support users on MMH 8.
Users can manually install MMH 8 by copy and pasting these links into your browser and installing each package:
1. Download .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64):
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/...u/runtime-desktop-8.0.4-windows-x64-installer
2. Download MMH 8 Installer (x64):
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh8/publish.htm
THX
Garry
Installed.
You will get warnings from Windows and most likely from your Anti-virus software etc. (Norton 360 in my case)
Windows initially tries to block it, but persevere by clicking on Keep etc.
Norton 360 then says it doesn't have a Digital Signature, so clicked on always allow.
I've also reported to Microsoft as a Safe Website.
You will get warnings from Windows and most likely from your Anti-virus software etc. (Norton 360 in my case)
Windows initially tries to block it, but persevere by clicking on Keep etc.
Norton 360 then says it doesn't have a Digital Signature, so clicked on always allow.
I've also reported to Microsoft as a Safe Website.
Thanks again Garry. I was able to download and install without a hitch. I did have to tell Windows to "keep" the file but it was a quick install and using it to convert from MKV to flac and then convert from 7.1 to 5.1 was lightning fast. And it seems to work nicely to down convert the Atmos to 5.1. I'll find out once I play it in the car. Amazing work.
Thanks for this version. I was also able to download and install with no problems using windows 7. Need to find the tool to convert 7.1 to 5.1. I believe I found the conversion process for Atmos to 5.1. Thanks again.
I just ripped the 8 channel flac from MKV and then remixed channels from 7.1 to 5.1. Seemed to work fine.
Music Media Helper 7.1.25 released
Version 7.1.25 (May 2 2024) - Support for MMH 7 ends soon. Microsoft .NET 7 unsupported from May 14 2024
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Fixes:
MMH Atmos Helper: 'CopyTags' error when creating MKV files in certain circumstances - fixed @niunduro
Changes:
Updated MKVToolnix to 84.0
(Same changes made to new MMH 8 Beta 1 release)
MMH 8 Beta 1 here:
Users can manually install MMH 8 by copy and pasting these links into your browser and installing each package:
1. Download .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64): Only if not already installed
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/...u/runtime-desktop-8.0.4-windows-x64-installer
2. Download MMH 8 Installer (x64):
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh8/publish.htm
Version 7.1.25 (May 2 2024) - Support for MMH 7 ends soon. Microsoft .NET 7 unsupported from May 14 2024
-------------
Fixes:
MMH Atmos Helper: 'CopyTags' error when creating MKV files in certain circumstances - fixed @niunduro
Changes:
Updated MKVToolnix to 84.0
(Same changes made to new MMH 8 Beta 1 release)
MMH 8 Beta 1 here:
Users can manually install MMH 8 by copy and pasting these links into your browser and installing each package:
1. Download .NET 8 Desktop Runtime (x64): Only if not already installed
https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/...u/runtime-desktop-8.0.4-windows-x64-installer
2. Download MMH 8 Installer (x64):
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh8/publish.htm
bug fixed confirmed. Thanks!
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MMH 8 Beta 1 auto updated, no issues
In October 2025, Windows 10 will stop being supported by Microsoft so security will decrease from then on. Will the switch to Windows 11 cause any changes?
I've only Windows 11 on my Microsoft Surface, and my perfectly functioning 5 year old top spec PC will not support W11 so a new PC is needed (I'll keep the old one just not use it on the Net), so much for eco friendly computing
In October 2025, Windows 10 will stop being supported by Microsoft so security will decrease from then on. Will the switch to Windows 11 cause any changes?
I've only Windows 11 on my Microsoft Surface, and my perfectly functioning 5 year old top spec PC will not support W11 so a new PC is needed (I'll keep the old one just not use it on the Net), so much for eco friendly computing
leefarber
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Installed V. 8 Beta. Everything launches perfectly, but when I click "Extract Audio from MKV" I get this alert:
Same for me too...
I got the same, Error Log attached
If you download MMH8 Beta 1 installer again this fixes the missing MMHLibrary.dll file (new to MMH8 Beta 1)
https://reva.blob.core.windows.net/mmh8/publish.htm
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That has cured the error
I really did have to fight Windows/Norton to get it this time, there were some updates to them yesterday and it seems they really are making it difficult to download!
I'm running two main Windows 10 PCs and a NUC for my wife. None of them are valid for Windows 11, of course.MMH 8 Beta 1 auto updated, no issues
In October 2025, Windows 10 will stop being supported by Microsoft so security will decrease from then on. Will the switch to Windows 11 cause any changes?
I've only Windows 11 on my Microsoft Surface, and my perfectly functioning 5 year old top spec PC will not support W11 so a new PC is needed (I'll keep the old one just not use it on the Net), so much for eco friendly computing
I do not want to migrate to new HW for some years more, unless the PCs break.
I understand that with the end of support for Windows 10, in October 2025, there will be no more "New Features" updates, but there will continue to be security patches for a few more years. Therefore security would not be diminished, or very little. Am I right?
Doesn't look like security updates will continue
from the Microsoft website https://learn.microsoft.com/en-US/lifecycle/faq/windows
It looks that you will still receive security patches after 2025 if you pay.Doesn't look like security updates will continue
from the Microsoft website https://learn.microsoft.com/en-US/lifecycle/faq/windows
View attachment 105112
Price fee will double each year.
This does not seem too much if you want to stay with current HW for some more years. And the price for individuals, not for companies, could be even lower, some say.
Edited: or perhaps higher !
https://www.theverge.com/2024/4/3/24120093/microsoft-windows-10-extended-security-updates-price
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