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JRE6. After researching and speaking with a Java representative, I concluded that there is no advantage to be had in compiling for Java 7 since they are both as secure as eachother. It is still recommended to use JRE 7 though since that does (in theory) offer better security than JRE 6.

Yeah a DVD, I got a few different DVD releases and picked the one with the least cropping and compression (which oddly enough was the PAL version, which are usually the worst) AviSynth supports a few different ways of writing conditions. The one I use the most is like this: Width >= 640 && H...

General: You can download it from the front page. This release adds external subtitle support to FFmpeg, the Linux build now includes all engine binaries, improved file compatibility, improved file sorting, and more! Changes since 2.3.0: General: FFmpeg supports external subtitles Linux build inclu...

AviSynth is great for upscaling but it wouldn't do the best quality in realtime. I did an upscale release of Vanilla Sky since it's my favourite movie and by some weird universal injustice hasn't been released on blu-ray yet. I did it with AviSynth using various filters and the end-product looks bet...

No, it should just go by the codec settings

Ah I see, glad the mystery of the casino.com malware was solved
It's interesting that the new account fixed it, very weird. I don't see how it can be related to UMS though since changing accounts wouldn't cause any differences in UMS.
*shrugs* glad it's fixed for you though!

K-Lite has an option when you're installing it to always output at a certain channel configuration or to leave it the same as input, then that setting would work when using either of the AviSynth engines.

Great, thanks a lot. Yes I think the donation button works, it's very appreciated especially with our new server upgrades

As long as people use it I will develop it :D And maybe even if they don't, because I do use it haha ;) 1) Optimus gave some. I would say "skipping" or maybe "unstable". 2) It means allow connections to other networks (like the internet, for example) 3) This is a bug that I've ju...