MKVToolNix GUI, only on Windows: when using the file dialog for selecting a file name to save to (e.g.
This prevents Windows Explorer from deleting the dragged file when the user presses shift while dropping the file onto MKVToolNix GUI.
MKVToolNix GUI: only on Windows: when dragging & dropping files from other applications to MKVToolNix GUI the GUI will force the drop action to be a copy action, no matter which keys were pressed by the users.
MKVToolNix GUI, only on Windows: the GUI did not remember UNC paths as the "most recently used source directory" properly.
MKVToolNix GUI, only on Windows: fixed the GUI hanging when trying to browse for files on drives that don't actually exist.
mkvmerge, only on Windows: fixed non-ASCII characters getting mangled in the destination file name when splitting is active.
The effect of those bugs was that Blu-rays and DVDs couldn't be added from UNC paths.
all programs, only on Windows: implemented several workarounds for bugs in "std::filesystem" wrt.
all programs, only on Windows: fixed checking existence of & creating directories with UNC paths such as "\\server\share\folder\file.mkv".
Here are the NEWS since the previous release: The other Linux binaries are still being built and will be available over the course of the next couple of hours. The Windows and macOS binaries as well as the Linux AppImage are available already. Here are the usual links: the MKVToolNix home page, the Windows installer/portable version & macOS DMG & Linux AppImage and the source code. This release includes fixes for them, too. The other two rewrites also caused bugs that, while not as severe, were annoying, too. Users are constantly opening new issues in my bug tracker which is always a good indicator that quick bug fix release is warranted. Second, there were several situations in which non-ASCII characters (think German Umlauts, Asian characters, Emojis) were mangled. First of all UNC paths such as \\server\share\directory\file.mkv didn't work at all: the GUI might hang, not remember the most recently used directory, refuse to create missing directories, things like that. The first of those rewrites caused a lot of pain for users on Windows. It included three major changes to its internals: the change from boost::filesystem to std::filesystem, the extension of languages to include ISO 639-3 codes and a complete rewrite how file identification works in the GUI. What's up with doing another one so soon? Well, thing is, that previous release is buggy. Wait! We've just had a release of MKVToolNix.
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