VisionSplit v1.1 - Release Changelog

VisionSplit v1.1 expands the app beyond timestamp-based splitting by introducing a new clip stitching workflow, making it easier to combine multiple clips into a single final output.

New Features

Clip Stitcher

• Added a dedicated Clip Stitcher panel to the interface
• Added support for loading multiple video clips into a stitch list
• Added clip order management tools:
  • Add clips
  • Remove selected clip
  • Move clip up
  • Move clip down
  • Clear clip list
• Added Start Stitch button for exporting stitched clips into one video

Stitching Support

• Added FFmpeg-based clip concatenation workflow
• Supports fast stitching with stream copy when clips are already compatible
• Supports re-encoding when needed for broader compatibility
• Uses selected output container and encoder settings for final stitched export

Workflow Improvements

• VisionSplit now supports both major workflows in one app:
  • Split a source video using timestamps
  • Stitch multiple clips together in a custom order
• Makes the app more flexible for episode prep, clip organization, and final export assembly

Compatibility Notes

• Fast stitch mode is ideal when clips share matching video and audio properties
• Clips with different codecs, frame rates, resolutions, or audio settings may require re-encoding

VisionSplit v1.0.0 – Initial Release

VisionSplit is a lightweight tool for quickly splitting multi-episode video files into individual episodes.

It is designed primarily for DVD and Blu-ray rips where multiple episodes exist inside a single video file. By using timestamps or disc chapter data, VisionSplit automatically exports each episode as its own file.

Features

• Split a single video file into multiple episodes
• Import chapter timestamps directly from the source file
• Fast stream copy mode (no re-encoding)
• Optional re-encode with customizable encoder settings
• Supports MKV and MP4 containers
• Automatic episode naming (S01E01 format)
• Subtitle track support
• Built with a clean CustomTkinter interface

Typical Workflow

1. Rip your disc using MakeMKV
2. Open VisionSplit
3. Load the video file
4. Click Chapters to import chapter timestamps
5. Adjust timestamps to match episode start points
6. Click Start Encode

VisionSplit will automatically export each episode as its own file.

Requirements

• Windows
• FFmpeg and FFprobe are bundled with the release
• No additional installation required

Download

Download the ZIP file below and extract it anywhere on your system.

Run:

VisionSplit.exe

Notes

This is the first public release of VisionSplit.
Feedback, bug reports, and feature suggestions are welcome.