Trust Fm

this problem will be solved at the 0.4.4 version ... I'm eagerly looking forward to version 0.4.4 :) When we get an stable version i might open the source ok ? :wink: That'd be great! You would most likely get some help for things that you don't have time to focus on and Avi2Dvd would become even ...

I'm still hoping!

Thanks,

Vince.

trustfm wrote:3xH and to all of you it is an bug i will fix it at the 0.4.3 for the time beeing just lower the priority of avi2dvd process.

Great, thanks!

Vince.

any hope?

Thanks,

Vince.

This was discussed just recently but trustfm has not chimed in yet so everything is just speculation at this point

http://www.trustfm.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=602

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