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Peter Cheat · 13th November 2004, 13:08

That is unlikely. I did remove a lot of code, sure. But 90% was related to QPEL and GMC. The rest was audio codecs, and video codecs like mpeg4, snow, cinepak etc. All code relating to MPEG1&2 were left alone. If I wasn't sure, I also left it. Others are not having problems so I doubt its a problem with the DLL. I know the GUI is a little bit dodgy, and just realised that if you minimise the window while encoding, then maximise it sometime later, the encoding stats might disappear. This will be fixed now. I'll have to release a new version tomorrow with all these fixes

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I won't change back to NuEnc 0.00d DLL, I've fixed all the bugs that were found in it. I could recompile without removing any redundant code, but the only difference will be that it's twice as big.

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Peter Cheat Just a Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Australia Posts: 225	That is unlikely. I did remove a lot of code, sure. But 90% was related to QPEL and GMC. The rest was audio codecs, and video codecs like mpeg4, snow, cinepak etc. All code relating to MPEG1&2 were left alone. If I wasn't sure, I also left it. Others are not having problems so I doubt its a problem with the DLL. I know the GUI is a little bit dodgy, and just realised that if you minimise the window while encoding, then maximise it sometime later, the encoding stats might disappear. This will be fixed now. I'll have to release a new version tomorrow with all these fixes EDIT: I won't change back to NuEnc 0.00d DLL, I've fixed all the bugs that were found in it. I could recompile without removing any redundant code, but the only difference will be that it's twice as big. __________________ If you want it done properly, do it yourself! Modified Libavcodec Site Last edited by Peter Cheat; 13th November 2004 at 13:16.