Re: feature suggestion

Only place where the sourcecode is, is sourceforge and Cyrius' HDD. You 
need a CVS tool like tortoiseCVS to access the CVS tree (make a 
check-out of the sourcecode). If you should make progress with modifying 
VDM, you can be added as a developer to the project. This way you could 
also make new official releases. Get an account on sf.net and tell me 
the username, i will add you then.

Christian


Quan-Time schrieb:

> Christian HJ Wiesner wrote:
> well that sux monkey butt.. I still use the damn thing.. no probs. 
> Thanx for the info.  guess ill do it myself.. Im just a lazy coder. 
> why do work when you can get others to do it for you.  One problem, i 
> cant seem to load the sourceforge page to get the source code.. know 
> of somewhere that it might be ? i cant find any active mirrors, all 
> the search engine results seem to be dead ends.
>
> Regards,
>    Quan-Time
>
>> VdubMod is abandoned, no additional features are being added.
>>
>> Christian
>> project admin
>>
>> Quan-Time schrieb:
>>
>>> gday. just wondering if you like the suggestion of adding in a "use 
>>> default audio track" for batch encoding of VOB files..
>>> Example being this. Ive ripped a whole lot of VOB files (episodes) 
>>> from DVDs and set it up for batch encode.  Even still, i have to 
>>> manually select the audio track that i want to use.  which means if 
>>> it runs over night, it gets stuck waiting for user input which is 
>>> most annoying.
>>>
>>> Also curious about SSE2 instruction set support, as there seems to 
>>> be none. I understand that vdub doesnt have it either, but surly you 
>>> could impliment it.
>>>
>>> Lastly, dual core... They are becomming more and more prevelant. It 
>>> is such a waste only using part of each core on my system (winxp 
>>> will auto load balance one of the CPUs).  I know that is a big ask, 
>>> but combined with sse2 support (which both intel and AMD have) it 
>>> would GREATLY decrease conversion times which would be seen as a big 
>>> benefit.
>>>
>>> Anyway, thanx for an otherwise great free tool.
>>>
>>> regards,
>>>    Quan-Time
>>>
>>
>>
>
>



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