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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 969582" data-attributes="member: 109222">No it isn't. This App only calls a command line app to do the work (either ffmpeg.exe or mkvmerge.exe, depends on what type of input file is used)&nbsp;This is possible, simply choose same dir for input and output...&nbsp;The source is included. AutoIt is easier to learn and much more powerful than batch..&nbsp;As I need to create a new file (in = avi out = mkv) this is normal. I probably can preserve timestamp via FileGetTime() and FileSetTime() functions, maybe I will add this later...&nbsp;This could be added easily but I don't like it. It's too dangerous imho. You never know if the resulting file isn't damaged somehow...&nbsp;Nearly the same amount here, but I don't want to process this on entire collection at a glance. Too much files, too much time consumption... That's why I only work with copies of my files. I will see if I can add support for sub- dirs in next version..</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 969582, member: 109222"] No it isn't. This App only calls a command line app to do the work (either ffmpeg.exe or mkvmerge.exe, depends on what type of input file is used) This is possible, simply choose same dir for input and output... The source is included. AutoIt is easier to learn and much more powerful than batch.. As I need to create a new file (in = avi out = mkv) this is normal. I probably can preserve timestamp via FileGetTime() and FileSetTime() functions, maybe I will add this later... This could be added easily but I don't like it. It's too dangerous imho. You never know if the resulting file isn't damaged somehow... Nearly the same amount here, but I don't want to process this on entire collection at a glance. Too much files, too much time consumption... That's why I only work with copies of my files. I will see if I can add support for sub- dirs in next version.. [/QUOTE]

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