* Handle MP3 files with special logic, since they typically only have 1 frame of video
* Better support for missing frames (handling of missing audio and missing video data separated), and fixed a missing audio regression.
nVidia card don't use the DX API like intel or AMD cards.
If ffmpeg and the libraries are compiled with nvenc and
nvdec support on WIndows this should(!) now work.
* Integration of libresvg SVG library (optional during build)
* Major refactor of max_width and max_height for preview optimization
* Fixed many bugs related to preview resizing, with regards to cached frames
* Updating gitlab CI to find RESVGDIR correctly for windows, and adding svgz support
* Updating cmake findresvg module to search for windows locations first, to prevent an issue on our windows builders and updating some CMake output.
* Removing folder path from resvg header, since it could be installed in different named folders. This is an attempt to fix Windows include issues.
* Making call to AV_FREE_FRAME conditional for non windows systems (because it crashes on Windows for seemingly no reason). Needs more investigation.
Preferences->Performance. The old enable hardware decode is disabled.
Now the graphics card can be chosen (0 is the first one) that should
be used for encode and/or decode. They needn't be the same!
nVidia decode still not working
nVidia encode is working with driver 396
Vaapi should be working. mesa-va-drivers must be installed for AMD
i965-va-driver must be installed for intel GPUs.
Using one card to decode and one to encode an option with laptops
with an iGPU and a dedicated GPU (dGPU), as an example.
other than vaapi. Encode is already working for nvenc; nvidia driver
396 has to be installed for nvenc to work. On nVidia card turn
accelerated decode off in Preferences->Performance for now
acceleration has to have the card number set or the opening of the
device will fail.
TODO check multiple formats. Right now only the first is checked
which is vaapi.
