spacec0w
23rd June 2004, 07:50
Hey, I just want to say thanks for this wonderful program, its helping a lot of people who know little about computers make good looking rips with honest open-source and free software. This might sound cliche, but in 40 years we will be able to look back and see exactly how software like autogk and xvid revolutionized the movie industry by forcing it away from its dependance on extreme copyright laws and monopolistic practices.
1- A suggestion- since the program changes so often in fundamental ways, an auto-check for updates would be helpful to many who don't like checking the internet constantly for updates for their software i think.
2- A problem- I just encoded a 4:20 DVD into the max of 3CDs (which itself could benefit from a 4CD setting) that possessed danish subtitles. The video turned out OK and everything was split seemingly ok. However, the 3rd cd's subtitles seem to be very much out of sync (so much that i can't tell which direction). I did not keep the log file because i thought it was ok, but the only option in AutoGK i changed was to make external subtitles and 128ABR mp3. the movie is a collection of TV episodes that unfortunately are not separated into chapters- so it may just be this DVD's problem.
3- Another Suggestion - The option for automatic delete of agk_tmp directory and maybe also (?) the VIDEO_TS directory from which you encoded.
1- A suggestion- since the program changes so often in fundamental ways, an auto-check for updates would be helpful to many who don't like checking the internet constantly for updates for their software i think.
2- A problem- I just encoded a 4:20 DVD into the max of 3CDs (which itself could benefit from a 4CD setting) that possessed danish subtitles. The video turned out OK and everything was split seemingly ok. However, the 3rd cd's subtitles seem to be very much out of sync (so much that i can't tell which direction). I did not keep the log file because i thought it was ok, but the only option in AutoGK i changed was to make external subtitles and 128ABR mp3. the movie is a collection of TV episodes that unfortunately are not separated into chapters- so it may just be this DVD's problem.
3- Another Suggestion - The option for automatic delete of agk_tmp directory and maybe also (?) the VIDEO_TS directory from which you encoded.