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Sushi no longer crashes when scripts contain events outside of audio range. Also switched to pyinstaller for windows builds, now provided as a single (if fairly large) binary.

In this release:

• Logs are now colored, important info should be easier to notice
• --min-group-size and --sample-type options removed
• Full error recovery - Sushi should now be able to recover in case of missing audio segments of arbitrary lengths (like replaced ending)
• Minor bugfixes

In this release:

• When there's multiple candidate tracks in the mkv, Sushi will try to find one marked as default and use it automatically.
• Partial error recovery - when Sushi detects that it started to "go astray", it increases the search window and tries to shift broken segments again. Use the --max-window argument to specify maximum possible window Sushi can use. This new window is used only when --rewind-thresh consecutive broken events are detected (5 by default). This algorithm is highly experimental and might change in the future.
• Various other bugfixes and usability improvements.

Some bugfixes and minor improvements.

Maintenance release containing mostly bugfixes and performance improvements.

1. SRT subtitles actually work
2. ASS script sorting is preserved in the output
3. Fixed OS X and Linux support
4. Much faster WAV loading (by about 40%) with lower peak memory usage (up to 60%)

Script no longer crashes:

1. If some lines aren't present in the destination stream.
2. When some groups have zero shift.

In this release:

1. Better processing of chapter groups' borders
2. Automatic keyframes using SCXvid-standalone

In this release:

1. Improved (again) keyframe correction algorithm
2. Improved handling of fbf typesetting containing lines with multiple styles
3. Argument --max-kf-snapping renamed to --max-kf-distance because it controls not only snapping
4. Lots of bugfixes

In this release:

1. New keyframe snapping algorithm.
2. Better handling of frame-by-frame typesetting.
3. Better handling of short events in some cases.
4. Possibly performance improvements on scripts with a lot of typesetting and short lines.
5. A lot of bugfixes.

This version offers some slight improvements in console output and adds two new settings for better control over keyframes shift correction: --max-kf-distance and --max-kf-snapping.