Tesla-dashcam

- BREAKING CHANGE:
- How offsets are calculated has been changed and can impact result if negative values were being provided for start_offset and/or end_offset!

- New:
- Option --sentry_start_offset to set the starting offset specifically for sentry based events
- Option --sentry_end_offset to set the ending offset specifically for sentry based events
- Added support for Intel VAAPI GPU acceleration (https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Hardware/VAAPI). Contributed by timrettop.
- Two new dockerfiles have been added. One to support NVIDIA and other one to support VAAPI. Contributed by magicalyak

- Changed:
- Updated Docketfile. Contributed by magicalyak

- Fixed:
- Resolved issue on Linux with default device initialization failure when using Intel GPU acceleration and multiple usable devices by adding new qsv gpu_type (https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/7649). Contributed by timrettop.

- Fixed:
- Tracebacks when there is no events.json file issue 168
- Exit going through preferences within RunPreferences if an execution of tesla_dashcam failed

- Fixed:
- Traceback when running executable without providing --ffmpeg option.

- Added debug information to show what platform and processor were identified, can help in troubleshooting.
- When system information returned is MacOS Intel then check actual processor with sysctl to ensure it is Intel and not Apple Silicon
- When running the binary on Apple Silicon provide a message to download an Apple Silicon ffmpeg instead and use --ffmpeg parameter.

Unless something comes up this will be turned into final release v0.1.17

- --no-gpu and --gpu is now available irrespective of platform. GPU is still default on Intel Macs, for all others it has to be enabled (see README).
- Will now detect when running on Apple Silicon if Python installed is a Universal2 binary (or tesla_dashcam compiled with Apple Silicon Python binary) and disable GPU by default due to issues with ffmpeg on Apple Silicon.