[WaterBurnDotDotDot]

I think I tried WinFF, but didn’t steal the command from them, I got it somewhere else, need to track it down to give it credit.

I want something that will automatically grab them and spit them out. Although I am lazy so never got to the point.

[WaterBurnDotDotDot]

The source code under the source link on the code.google.com site. Can you not see it? Maybe I didn’t set it up correctly.

the FFmpeg switches are below. All files get converted to AVI.
-threads 2 -y -i ” FILENAME ” -f avi -r 29.97 -vcodec libxvid -vtag XVID -s 640×360 -aspect 16:9 -maxrate 1800k -b 1500k -qmin 3 -qmax 5 -bufsize 4096 -mbd 2 -bf 2 -acodec libmp3lame -ar 48000 -ab 128k -ac 2 ” FILENAME “

I originally had this in a batch file but wanted a push button solution.

[WaterBurnDotDotDot]

appreciate your comments.

I assumed since it was open-source makes it more trusted. Off the top of my head I wouldn’t know how to put it out there any other way. So I am up for suggestions.

My experience with VLC Shares was not the best and not all of us are keen enough to know how to run an FFmpeg command against a file.

I have, and I believe other people, the issue of having multiple MP4 video’s that will lag on WiiMC because the resolution is > 480p. Most MP4 video’s are in 720×404. WiiMC can play these but the audio notoriously goes out of synch.

My solution is to put the files that need converted into a location, push a button, walk away and as they complete I can watch them on WiiMC.

-b

[WaterBurnDotDotDot]

I would also like to see this implemented.

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