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Don’t get me wrong, this is a great tool, and while I always scan my ever growing video tool list to see which one will do the job I need to do, I’ll end up coming back to AGK very often.
But please, get the basics right. And I read here and there that “AutoGK is meant to be a one-click tool.”, oh, really?
Why do I have to press CTRL+Funct. key to get my options, how much does it hurt to implement a button on the GUI? Now, which one of the [Advanced Options >> Output audio type] or the [Advanced Audio Options] should I trust as they are showing different values?
Why do I have to plug 192 kbps and check mono in order to get 96 kbps mono? May I just plug what I want instead of AGK thinking for me I really meant 96 while I plugged 192 trying to process mono?
Why do I have to go to [Advanced Options] to use Subtitle tracks check boxes properly? Shouldn’t burnt in option be a dropdown with a default choice of “none”, and external option be check boxes that do not behave like radio buttons?
Why am I asked to confirm which PGC contained in the vobset needs to be selected when AutoGK cannot work properly on a vobset that still has multiple angles/program chains in it? What about a warning that unless the vobset is appropriately prepared, all PGCs will be included into one final file?
I know the answer to these questions, techies are not business. If they were, the software would be friendlier to use but not free anymore. Yes I read all the threads and guides but I am tired to google. I don’t like to be told “it’s free, so be happy”, but I like to think that free does not mean trade-off with quality.
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