beardboy
1st February 2002, 16:27
Just curious if anyone is interested in a new version of FUBatch? I know pacohaas was interested in it, but I'm curious if anyone else is.
Here are the changes to the next version if released:
Movies2Encode is not required anymore. If the setting isn't in the INI file, FUBatch will figure out how many to encode.
Added INI Setting MP3Subtract. If this option is turned on you can use a Variable Bitrate MP3 and FUBatch will still give you the Correct Final AVI size.
When MP3Subtract is turned on, FUBatch will write the Final AVI size it copies into the INI File.
Fix Bug with Nandub.exe Check. If the location of Nandub.exe did not exist, the message box that would prompt for the path would not update the INI File.
Added INI Setting Priority. This option will allow you to start FairUse in Low, Normal, or High Processor Priority.
Added some more information in the FUBatch.log file including FUBatch Version number.
The Delete Windows that would pop up are now hidden.
Since the BlockInput option will not work under Windows 98, I changed it to allow FUBatch to continue to work even if the user tries using it.
Added INI Setting Delay# (Audio Delay). You can specify as many as you like, and FUBatch will create a Mux AVI for every value specified.
Made the following [Nandub] options not required: VideoDirect, AudioSetting, and AudioInterleaving. If these settings are not specified, defaults will be used.
Here are the changes to the next version if released:
Movies2Encode is not required anymore. If the setting isn't in the INI file, FUBatch will figure out how many to encode.
Added INI Setting MP3Subtract. If this option is turned on you can use a Variable Bitrate MP3 and FUBatch will still give you the Correct Final AVI size.
When MP3Subtract is turned on, FUBatch will write the Final AVI size it copies into the INI File.
Fix Bug with Nandub.exe Check. If the location of Nandub.exe did not exist, the message box that would prompt for the path would not update the INI File.
Added INI Setting Priority. This option will allow you to start FairUse in Low, Normal, or High Processor Priority.
Added some more information in the FUBatch.log file including FUBatch Version number.
The Delete Windows that would pop up are now hidden.
Since the BlockInput option will not work under Windows 98, I changed it to allow FUBatch to continue to work even if the user tries using it.
Added INI Setting Delay# (Audio Delay). You can specify as many as you like, and FUBatch will create a Mux AVI for every value specified.
Made the following [Nandub] options not required: VideoDirect, AudioSetting, and AudioInterleaving. If these settings are not specified, defaults will be used.