Release 110310
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
This version has a date stamp of 110310. 

Release 100804
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999604. 


Release 090204
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999504. 

Release 081103
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999403. 

Release 071212
- Added latest Kodak and Fuji film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999312. 

Release 050628
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999228. 

Release 041119
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to 632 boot code issues, this version has a date stamp of 999119. 

Release 040105
- Added latest Kodak film codes (see http://www.evertz.com/resources/FilmID.pdf)
Due to Tracker 1.3 Y2K date checking problem, it has a date stamp of 998105

Release 021125
- Added new Kodak film code 5218/7218 Vision2 500T 'EH'
Due to Tracker 1.3 Y2K date checking problem, it has a date stamp of 997125

Release 010309
-Added new Kodak film code 5263/7263/SO663
 Mfg Letter: E; emulsion letter E
-Added new Kodak film code 5284/7284/VE500T
 Mfg Letter: E; emulsion letter G
Due to Tracker Y2K date checking problem, it has a date stamp of 994309

Version 000718
- Added Fuji 8582 (35mm) / 8682 
- Added Kodak 5242/7242 Vision intermediate stock 
  Mfg Letter: E; emulsion letter V
  (Rev code 992718 to be compatible with Tracker)

Version 991124
- Added support for new Kodak 5285 Emulsion Code
  Mfg Letter: E; emulsion letter A

Version 990929
- Fixes problem with random virtual slates especially
  when KeyKode reading is marginal