Again, it needs to be written (or copied) in the event the entire program crashes during a conversion process, all of the information in the Conversion Queue is lost.ģ. Ideally, this could be written to a file on demand (before or after the conversion is complete). When I have completed a conversion of many records, I need to go back and review the activity results (#1 above) against each record in the Queue. For anyone who might be concerned about this (writing to a logfile) adding time to the conversion, you could make it so that it can be turned on or off with a checkbox on the Advanced tab.Ģ.Ěllow for the records in the Conversion Queue to be saved to a file, or at least copied to the clipboard. The reason this approach is necessary is because if the entire program crashes during a conversion process, all of the information in the Current Conversion window is lost (unless written to a logfile throughout the conversion process). if there were 100 source files, the log file would be written to/updated 100 times). Ideally, this could be written to a log file, and have the log file updated at the completion of each source file (i.e. When I convert a large number of files, I need to review this information and take appropriate action for those which had an issue. I have been using it to convert a rather large media collection to MKV and I have a few feature requests that I believe would benefit anyone using the tool.ġ.Ěllow the in-progress text shown in the Current Conversion window to be saved, or at minimum copied and pasted.

To the developer (agritton) of this tool.

Keep original filename makemkv batch