Today we released the 2.0 version of Total Converter for Android, codename "Oracle". This release is the result of more than a month of hard work, most of that spent to fix the so called Millennium bug that prevented the program to make long conversions. We had to rebuild all the codecs, we also changed the interactions between Total Converter and codecs, in fact from now codecs have not to be uninstalled and its update process will be more simple and flexible. For this reason, updating to the 2.0 version requires also to update the relative codec pack, better if you remove the old one and reinstall it again. The list of changes for this version is long (below there's a complete list). Anyway other important changes are the support for x86 Android devices, feature that will let Total Converter run on Intel x86 Android tablets and on desktop pcs, netbooks and notebooks on which Android is installed. Another notable change is the removal of the H.264 codec encoding option. We removed it for stability problems but we do not exclude to integrate again this feature in our product in the future. Anyway the decoding option is still available. Finally, the multifile support expected for this version has been postponed, since we have given more importance to the resolution of the "Millennium bug". We will implement this feature in the future, in a 3.0 version that will be certainly published in this 2014, since a lot of users requested it. If you experience problems updating to this 2.0 version, please don't leave Total Converter a low star review. See this useful upgrading guide to solve common updating problems.
CHANGELOG v. 2.0.0.69 "Oracle"