Cleaner Updater 6.5.1

Cleaner is an industry standard video encoder and this update fixes an AAC encoding issue.
This update fixes a specific AAC audio encoding problem introduced when cleaner is upgraded to QuickTime 6.4.
Cleaner Updater is not necessary if youre not using QuickTime 6.4.
Enhancements:
- General stability and compatibility up to Quicktime 7.1.3 has been improved.
- iPod video encoding is now supported using MPEG-4.
- Cleaner now encodes long AVI Apple None files without errors.
- Cleaner now properly encodes MPEG-2 source clips from the Watch folder.
- Encoded results from Kinoma PSP are now compliant with the PSP device.
- The iPod-H.264 Video Profile now creates compatible video files for iPods, for all video sources except MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 files.
- Encoded files are now created properly at the end of the encoded process. Cleaner no longer crashes as a result.
- Cleaner now builds the Hinted tracks needed for proper 3GP streaming.
- Encoding MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 source files using “In Point” now works as expected.
- QuikTime encoding (using H.264) with MP3 audio no longer gives an error.
- New users, without Administrator rights, can now launch the application normally.
- Using the Kinoma PSP codec, the output file name seen on the PSP device is now a copy of the source file name.
- The option to encode an MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 program stream with the audio codec set to MPEG Layer 1 has been removed.
- Encoding with M2V and AIFF to MPEG-2 now works properly.
- MPEG-1 or MPEG-2 files (muxed program files) are now rendered correctly.
- Temporary files are no longer left behind when encoding in MPEG-2.
- Using Audio Volume Normalize now creates a clip with audio as expected.
- To encode MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 sources to iPod,  you must use the iPod-MPEG4 Video Profile in order to create compatible video encoding.
- Cleaner now has a new 3GP settings folder.
- When encoding with audio modifiers, MPEG2 source clips no longer cause Cleaner to crash.
- Cleaner 6.5.1 is now compatible with QuickTime versions 6.5.2 to 7.1.3.
- Elementary files are now compatible with the iPod encoding through the iPod-MPEG4 video codec.