v0.2.9

• Add the possibility to use the Shaka packager application for decryption of media with Content Protection,
  as an alternative to mp4decrypt. The shaka-packager application is able to handle more media
  formats (e.g. WebM/Matroska containers) and is better maintained than mp4decrypt. See the
  commandline arguments --decryption-application and --shaka-packager-location.

• New commandline argument --enable-live-streams that makes it possible to attempt to download
  from a live (dynamic) manifest. Downloading from a genuinely live stream won't work well, because
  we don't implement the clock-related throttling needed to only download media segments when they
  become available. However, some media sources publish pseudo-live streams where all media segments
  are in fact available (they don't update the manifest once the live is complete), which we will be
  able to download. You might also have some success in combination with the --sleep-requests
  commandline argument.

• New commandline argument --force-duration which makes it possible to specify the number of
  seconds of content to download from the DASH stream. This may be necessary when using
  --enable-live-streams, because live streams often don't specify a duration. It can also be used
  to download only the first part of a normal (static) stream.

• Fix the selection of the desired Representation (according to the user's quality/resolution
  preferences) for DASH manifests that include multiple AdaptationSets. This is the case on some
  manifests that offer media streams using different codecs. We were previously only examining
  Representation elements in the first AdaptationSet present in the manifest.