== 0.16.7 ==

Accomodate for disks that have scratches in them better.

== 0.16.5 ==

Enable "preferences merging" of user preferences with an edit decision list to come up with a new edit decision list for them.
The prototypes are there, though it's not enabled.

== 0.16.0 ==

Change the YAML style so that it can have filterable categories (disabled for now, but there are unit tests
that show the use of such as a form of "combining user preferences" with the EDL to produce a 
new customized one.

Allow for quite more easily user creation/editing of EDL's by allowing users to access just specific "scenes" of the video edited.

Disable title auto selection use, now use md5sum of the DVD's IFO files for auto-selection of EDL.

== 0.15.0 ==

Use all i-frames for more accurate precision in cutting segments.
Also use ffmpeg and mencoder for the same (no more VLC for encoding). Phew.
Note that by at least this version, auto DVD title selection as a parameter has been built in (see git log).
Note that by at least this version, it could compute an md5sum of a DVD's IFO files to compute
a unique ID for that disk.
Note that before this, I was using the volume name to generate filenames.
Note that several (even more) revisions ago, I used on screen timestamp OCR and thus tracking to be able to 
control output of hulu, youtube, etc. (online displayable programs).

== 0.14.8 ==

Fix some copying bugs.

== 0.14.6 ==

Auto-select EDL depending on which disk they have.

== 0.14.5 ==

Made it distributable more easily.

== 0.14.4 ==

Add a progress bar.

== 0.14.{2,3} ==

Minor changes.

== 0.14.1 ==

Add ChangeLog (this file).

== 0.14.0 ==

Now it offers you a button to either play it on your computer, using VLC, or rip it to a file
(possibly write that to some other media, then play it say on your DVD player), or play it using screen tracking.

== From various previous releases ==
It now provides for screen tracking of DVD's, youtube, hulu, and anything else you want to play on VLC, and has
automatic detection of CD-Drives for ripping/playing back.  It can handle full screen or windows playback.
It can rip from user specified "title tracks" now.  It has a nice GUI.  The GUI can tell you which DVD is in which 
drive so you know more easily which one to choose.

When screen tracking, it employs a "mouse moving" (feedback to computer) in order to keep the screen timestamp visible.
It allows for both "instant playback" watching a DVD, as well as "ripping a stream to a single file on your computer" in order to view
it from there (which is arguably easier to view).  The single file can be put on a flash drive and played
via some console or other player, or can be copied to a disc and played in a DVD/blu-ray player.

When screen tracking, it uses input to the system (simulated keystrokes) to simulate a user "mute"
It overlays the playing screen (movie) with a separate window in order to simulate a "blank out" or 
"skip this scene" which can be used with or without the mutes, as well.