v2.42

• Add --start and --end option to specify start, end point of the input for partial encode. --start, --end (and --delay) supports 3 ways to describe the point.
  1. [[hh:]mm:]ss[.sss..] : Timestamp described in hours, minutes, and seconds. Parts enclosed by brackets can be omitted. Seconds are parsed as double precision number (64bit float), and you can place arbitrary numbers of digits under the decimal point. You will need enough digits to achieve sample accuracy, depending on the sample rate.
  2. ns : Number of samples, followed by 's'.
  3. mm:ss:fff : Cuepoint in minutes, seconds, and frames(1/75 second), followed by 'f'.
• Re-linked 32bit libsoxr.dll not to depend on libgcc_s_sjlj-1.dll. Now it is not included in the archive and you don't need it anymore.