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[Findu]

@ ProWo

How about displaying "Drag & drop files once" as log as "Scan for errors mode" get displayed?
So you know that this special mode will end after the first drop.


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Or could scan for errors always use batch mode?
When you click Scan for errors on the Main page, the source file is automatically added to the grid without using HWA-decoding and all possible other batch tasks are automatically unchecked. So you can execute just the source file scan with the next click, as before.

What if you could switch between "Batch tasks" including replication of batch 0, and "Scan for errors" mode which opens the HWA-decoding option but without replication of batch 0.


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[OFLU]

Will try your GUI and will update you

Tried the GUI. It needs improvement for MP4. Must have -movflags use_metadata_tags and
-fflags +bitexact for MP4. My CMD command worked perfect in FFmpeg for bit perfect output. Any one on this forum can use it.


ffmpeg -i input.mp4 ^
-map 0 ^
-c copy ^
-movflags use_metadata_tags ^
-movflags +faststart ^
-bsf:a aac_adtstoasc ^
-avoid_negative_ts make_zero ^
-fflags +bitexact ^
output.mp4

[ProWo]

How about displaying "Drag & drop files once" as log as "Scan for errors mode" get displayed?
So you know that this special mode will end after the first drop.

It doesn't end after the first drop.

Or could scan for errors always use batch mode?

Yes, of course, if there's a scan for errors task and you swap it to position 0.

When you click Scan for errors on the Main page, the source file is automatically added to the grid without using HWA-decoding and all possible other batch tasks are automatically unchecked. So you can execute just the source file scan with the next click, as before.

Only if you click the To batch button; therefore, I will remove this button here.

What if you could switch between "Batch tasks" including replication of batch 0, and "Scan for errors" mode which opens the HWA-decoding option

This is already possible with the batch 0 replication.

[ProWo]

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[Findu]

@ ProWo

v3.4.8 feedback, Scan for errors mode

>> How about displaying "Drag & drop files once" as log as "Scan for errors mode" get displayed?
> It doesn't end after the first drop.

You are right, if the grid is empty or as long as idx 0 is a scan for errors (sfe) task.
But if idx 0 is a normal batch tasks, sfe mode end after the first drop.
The same applies when you swap idx 0 from sfe to a normal task.

To display "Drag & drop files to replicare Batch 0" during sfe mode is not entirely correct, as you can still change the HWA-decoding before the drop. So better use "Drag & drop files".

EDIT:
When you click Batch scan on the sfe page and the grid is empty, "Drag & drop ..." is missing. It appears after the first drop.

EDIT 2:
I'm not sure if the new upper right corner is usefull.


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[ProWo]

To display "Drag & drop files to replicare Batch 0" during sfe mode is not entirely correct, as you can still change the HWA-decoding before the drop. So better use "Drag & drop files".

I disagree because the action is replicated. The fact that you can also change the HWA is just a bonus. If you don't change it, batch0 will be fully replicated.

When you click Batch scan on the sfe page and the grid is empty, "Drag & drop ..." is missing.

I will add this info when the grid is empty.

I'm not sure if the new upper right corner is usefull.

Not really.

[Findu]

@ ProWo

v3.4.8 feedback

The type is not displayed for processed video and audio streams.
Could you use the darker green background color for processed streams here? To stick with the usual colors.


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