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MeteorRain
8th July 2006, 17:04
i've just written a GUI for mkvextract.exe

it's written in C#.net 2003 so you should have .net runtime library.

Now features:
1. Implemented basic functions
2. Support attachments and chapter extracting

Known bugs:
1. Don't support attachments with multi-byte characters, such as Japanese or Chinese.

http://msg7086.googlepages.com/mkvyag2
only executable offers. other files/documents would be done later.

bug reports and suggestion welcomed.

build 2:
*small bugfix

build 3:
+support custom output directory
+app icon

MR

Mitchjs
8th July 2006, 23:13
after i get it ready to extract...

i get an exception

System.InvalidOperationException: The Process object must have the UseShellExecute property set to false in order to redirect IO streams.
at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartWithShellExecuteEx(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()
...

mitch

MeteorRain
11th July 2006, 14:37
build 2 has fixed the problem above. any more ideas?

Mitchjs
11th July 2006, 15:12
it should allow me to choose where i want the extracted files...

and then maybe a batch mode, where i could do a whole directory


mitch

foxyshadis
11th July 2006, 19:54
I like it a lot. It's fast, it has smart names & locations by default, includes timecodes, and it just works. Better than more complex ones around. Nice!

Mitchjs
11th July 2006, 20:18
i just tested the new build :)

it worked... its good!

add the choice where to dump the extracted files, and im happy

oh and we got to get ya a real icon :)

mitch

MeteorRain
12th July 2006, 06:30
updated. see the first post.

about batch process: i have no idea about how to let ppl process lots of file at one time. for different file there're different streams so how to process them in batch? advice plz ;)

Mitchjs
12th July 2006, 06:35
Sweet thanks!

ok, for batch...

what you do is insted of "run" you would click on say "add job"
then u build up a list of jobs, and then "run jobs"
will go though them

technically a way to edit them too would be nice, its almost another dialog box

id have to think more of it out, but you might catch my idea

thanks again!

mitch