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To put it simply, it's a tool to help split multi-episode video files. You feed it some video files, it scans them for black frames, and then it generates thumbnails. These thumbnails are generated a set amount of time after each group of black frames to give you a better visual representation of the potential episode transition.

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The tool uses the blackframe filter on ffmpeg to scan a video for black frames. Usually (especially in cartoons) this can signify the end of a 11-15 minute episode in a 24-30 minute video. By finding the middle of a group of black frames and generating a reference frame (thumbnail) we can get a general idea of where one episode starts and another begins. If a cartoon has title cards at the beginning of the episode, BananaSplit has a pretty good chance of showing you exactly where the video needs to be cut. Additionally, BananaSplit interfaces with ffmpeg directly so you can choose where all your splits need to occur, and then it can reencode the file for you splitting it into your selected parts.

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Part Support via Device Family Packs (DFPs) in MPLAB X v5.30 and later -- For now, part support files such as the default device-specific startup code and linker script are packaged with the compiler. However, when building a project in MPLAB X v5.30 and later, these files are packaged in a "pack", known as a Device Family Pack (DFP). This means that part-support files are decoupled from an XC32 compiler toolchain release and can therefore be updated for bug fixes and improvements outside of a full XC32 release. The DFP location is passed to XC32 via the -mdfp=path option.See the pack manager in MPLAB X for details about available DFPs. You can also download DFPs outside of MPLAB X by visiting in your favorite web browser.

New Part Support -- This release introduces support for the CEC1702 microcontroller. The CEC1702 is a full-featured Arm Cortex -M4-based microcontroller with a complete hardware cryptography-enabled solution in a single package. When passing the -mprocessor=CEC1702 option to the xc32-gcc executable, the XC32 toolchain will build for the CEC1702 target device including the Thumb2 instruction set. It will also link the Newlib Standard C Library built for the Thumb2 instruction set. Note that some compiler features are available only when building for the PIC32M architecture and are not yet available when building for the CEC1702 target.

Position-Independent Embedded Executables -- The XC32 toolchain now supports optionally building an application as a Position Independent Embedded Executable (PIE). An application built for PIE will be position independent but self contained. In a PIE application, every global symbol is accessed via a Global Offset Table (GOT). This table maps symbol references to absolute addresses. To build a PIE, build the application project with the -mgen-pie-static xc32-gcc option. Pass this option to xc32-gcc when compiling, assembling, and linking.

Coverity static-analysis compiler-support files -- Compiler support files for the Coverity SAVE tool are now distributed in the /etc/coverity directory under the MPLAB XC32 install.

Debug reserved memory -- When building your project for debugging in MPLAB X, the IDE now passes the -mreserve option to the toolchain in order to reserve memory for use by the debug executive. This mechanism replaces the hard-coded reserved memory regions in the linker script.

NOTE: As part of this feature, the tool executables are moved to the bin/bin subdirectory. The bin directory now contains shell executables that call the corresponding toolchain executable located in the bin/bin directory (e.g. The bin/xc32-gcc shell calls the bin/bin/xc32-gcc tool).

Standard C++ Library - This release provides a full Standard C++ Library, including Standard Template Library (STL), matching the ISO C++ standard as of 2003. When linking your application with the xc32-g++ driver, the linker will automatically link this Standard C++ Library. In addition, when compiling and linking an application with xc32-g++, the toolchain will link the C++ libc for seamless compatibility with the Standard C++ library.

Flexible licensing options - The MPLAB XC PRO compiler produces the most highly optimized code with support for the MIPS16 ISA mode, while the Standard compiler offers a low-cost option with many optimization features. The Free compiler provides a zero-cost toolchain, while still providing a level of optimization that is suitable for many applications.

space(space) C Attribute for Variables -- Normally, the compiler allocates variables in general data space. Use the space attribute to direct the compiler to allocate a variable in a specific memory space. In this release, the compiler accepts two space attributes: prog and data. The prog space tells the toolchain to allocate the variable to the program memory space (the memory region named kseg0_program_memory in the linker script). The data space tells the toolchain to allocate the variable to the data memory space (region kseg1_data_mem).

The exception is the "small" data sections used for gp-relative addressing. Because these sections must be grouped together, they are mapped in the linker script. A future toolchain release may allow the "small" data sections to be allocated by the best-fit allocator.

The linker places the initialization template in the .dinit section. The crt0.S startup code has been updated to initialize data using the new template rather than a block copy. The old startup code will not initialize data properly using this version of the language tools.

Smart IO v2 -- Previous compiler releases detected floating-point and non-floating point conversion specifiers in calls to formatted IO functions. The toolchain then linked either a full function or an integer-only function as appropriate for your application.

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