A couple of .93 PRO Questions

[bearshat]

I just used .93 PRO last night and have a couple of questions:

1: Now that the encoder no longer pops up, is there a way to see how many frames per second your CPU is doing?

2: Do I now have to uninstall and install each time a new version comes out?

[nburles]

jdobbs: Thanks for the new version... one thing I noticed as I was running the executable (just to have a quick gander before I got home) was it told me I did not have AviSynth installed [which was true] - I didn't particularly want AviSynth installed, as this is my machine at work and I will not actually be using ReBuilder here, so I cancelled the installation... ReBuilder then continued to install and run perfectly well - I was just thinking, maybe the ReBuilder installer should check that AviSynth is actually installed after the AviSynth installer exits, to ensure that it has been installed successfully.

NBurles

[jdobbs]

Originally posted by bearshat
I just used .93 PRO last night and have a couple of questions:

1: Now that the encoder no longer pops up, is there a way to see how many frames per second your CPU is doing?

2: Do I now have to uninstall and install each time a new version comes out? You can still make it pop up, the only thing that has happened is the installation package defaults with the "Run Encoders Minimized" option in SETUP checked. You can uncheck it.

[Rockas]

Originally posted by nburles
jdobbs: Thanks for the new version... one thing I noticed as I was running the executable (just to have a quick gander before I got home) was it told me I did not have AviSynth installed [which was true] - I didn't particularly want AviSynth installed, as this is my machine at work and I will not actually be using ReBuilder here, so I cancelled the installation... ReBuilder then continued to install and run perfectly well - I was just thinking, maybe the ReBuilder installer should check that AviSynth is actually installed after the AviSynth installer exits, to ensure that it has been installed successfully.

NBurles

I've just fixed that... on the next release... that won't happen :o

[nburles]

Cheers Rockas, obviously it shouldn't have been a problem... but better to make things as foolproof as possible :)