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+- 12/17/2015: version 0.5.0
+ * miscellaneous bug & build fixes (issues #234, #258, #274, #275, #278)
+ * encoder & decoder speed-ups on x86/ARM/MIPS for lossy & lossless
+ - note! YUV->RGB conversion was sped-up, but the results will be slightly
+ different from previous releases
+ * various lossless encoder improvements
+ * gif2webp improvements, -min_size option added
+ * tools fully support input from stdin and output to stdout (issue #168)
+ * New WebPAnimEncoder API for creating animations
+ * New WebPAnimDecoder API for decoding animations
+ * other API changes:
+ - libwebp:
+ WebPPictureSmartARGBToYUVA() (-pre 4 in cwebp)
+ WebPConfig::exact (-exact in cwebp; -alpha_cleanup is now the default)
+ WebPConfig::near_lossless (-near_lossless in cwebp)
+ WebPFree() (free'ing webp allocated memory in other languages)
+ WebPConfigLosslessPreset()
+ WebPMemoryWriterClear()
+ - libwebpdemux: removed experimental fragment related fields and functions
+ - libwebpmux: WebPMuxSetCanvasSize()
+ * new libwebpextras library with some uncommon import functions:
+ WebPImportGray/WebPImportRGB565/WebPImportRGB4444
+
- 10/15/15: version 0.4.4
This is a binary compatible release.
* rescaling out-of-bounds read fix (issue #254)
@@ -96,7 +119,8 @@
- 9/19/11: version 0.1.3
* Advanced decoding APIs.
* On-the-fly cropping and rescaling of images.
- * SSE2 instructions for decoding performance optimizations on x86 based platforms.
+ * SSE2 instructions for decoding performance optimizations on x86 based
+ platforms.
* Support Multi-threaded decoding.
* 40% improvement in Decoding performance.
* Add support for RGB565, RGBA4444 & ARGB image colorspace.