DVD Swarm  1.0.10.813

Release: 2010.08.13

License: New BSD License

Author: flixmonk



Requirements
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Requires the .Net 4.0 framework to be installed on your system.

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=5765d7a8-7722-4888-a970-ac39b33fd8ab&displaylang=en



Installation
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1. DVD Swarm can be installed anywhere and run.

2. If AviSynth is not already installed, Dvd Swarm will ask if you want to install it.



Uninstall
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1. Uninstall AviSynth.

2. Delete the DVD Swarm folder.



Usage Tips
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- Sometimes you may need to override the recommended processing for a video. If you know it is film
  and the app chooses 'Deinterlace' or something else, override with 'IVTC'. For hybrid video that
  is a mixture of film and video, try 'Hybrid Film' first. If 'Hybrid Film' produces jerky sections,
  choose 'Hybrid Video' instead - the file will be a little larger but everything will play smoother.

- Crop Mode 'Auto' trims all borders but can overcrop - sometimes spectacularly. Crop Mode 'Aspect'
  only trims based on the aspect ratio. It won't overcrop, but may leave black borders around the edges.

- The audio delay applied to all jobs can be changed in the Preferences dialog. This value is added to
  the existing audio delays during the job run.

- If you have a multiple videos with the same delay, then you can save time by setting the delay in
  the Preferences dialog. If you have multiple videos with unknown delays, set the delay to zero and then preview and adjust
  delays for each audio track.


 
Known Issues
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-The MP4 container does not support DTS, FLAC or Vorbis audio.

-Trmming of jobs only works when the audio tracks are converted to another format.

-AviSynth does not support scripts containing Unicode characters. Foreign characters in an audio
 track filename will cause the job to fail.

-For multi-angle PGCs, only the first angle will be demuxed.

-Only unencrypted DVD content can be demuxed.



Credits
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IFO file specs used in coding the Dvd.IfoParser class are from http://www.mpucoder.com/DVD/index.html
  


Thanks for trying this software.

Have several nice days. :)