Copy and paste that into the select input file button and you're done! Someone very good at autohotkey should be able to add that to the program and rerelease it in an hour's worth of work once figuring out how the source is written. drag and drop file add text to the bat file.

Since it creates a bat file, to add batch encoding, First add a batch encoding button. Thanks to autokey forum, they got the source code out of the exe file and someone who is better with computers than me should be able to add batch encoding without too much difficulty. If I remember correctly I had begun adding batch encoding, it was very easy to do, when a hard drive crashed and I stopped working on it. The source must be compiled in the same folder that the current gui is in to work properly. The source code is attached to this post. It is open source and written in autohotkey. I have also forgotten most of the programming language. I'm having eyesight problems so no more development, but want other people to do it for me. Are there many bugs in this GUI or in the others? I really apologize for not making the fixes myself, but autohotkey is a very simple language, I'm sure someone else will do it. I do not know anything about programming. This was the first time I ever did a GUI. I will just post the source code in a couple days, it is in autohotkey and somebody will probably make all the improvements you want. Thanks again Thanks for the reply but I do not know the answer to your questions, but I assume the first track is passed through. So the first track of the audio track is being passed through? Too bad its buggy and crashes frequently, probably from the audio conversion or the muxing I guess. Please take a look at the interface its pretty simple and easy to use. Before I found your encoder I tried handbrake, hybrid, several encoders and internet friendly media encoder.

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