Hey Major,
Thanks for the tool....I've been using it almost constantly since I got it.
One feature request....I would like to see the sequence of unix commands that the tool runs. One of the uses of the tool for me is to backup my pre-school sons DVDs. He tends to be hard on them and I was losing some of them from scratches,etc... What I do is back them up and then use ffmpegX to convert them to SVCD preset and then use Sizzle to pack them onto a DVD-R.
I'm pretty good at writing unix shell scripts and I'd like to write a script to check a directory for VOB files and then process them into SVCD mpegs, ready for Sizzle. I know I can load a bunch into the ffmpegX window and they'll queue up in the progress window, or if I use the "Open Terminal Window" option, they'll run simultaneously but the GUI method takes time and running a bunch of encoding simultaeously bogs the machine down to a crawl. Anyway, if I could find out the sequence of commands, I could fire off my script via cron each night and wake up in the morning with files ready for Sizzle.
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