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It looks good. I think it could be a good UA replacement finally ;)
Happy holidays :) |
Really nice any ETA for this version or maybe a alpha/beta version for test and help out?
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For the time being I haven't resumed working on it yet, maybe in the next month or two, Once I resume working on it I'll have more information perhaps. |
Add new features to scan game files..
If it's possible... add auto suggestion compression method for scanned game. and add compression list based on Best specific method... It's easy to use for the beginners.. No need to be pros :) |
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And it's a lot to is. No word to say.. Thanks is not good enough :) Anyway you can add game list, currunt lot of guys add their best compression methods in Specific games section thanks to JustFun and everyone... You can use this list to add game compress methods, so people don't need to scan the game. Everything is already there so we can select the method and start compression... See.. :) very easy for everyone. |
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That said, If I do add such list I should also look into making it editable so I won't need to release a new version of the program just to add new presets, something to look into when the time comes. |
I can translate the compressor to Arabic and Urdu.
Just give the files. BTW love the compressor !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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It would be nice to add automatic size calulation for archives
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Anyway, at least for the time being this is not planned, can't say about the more distance future. Anyway, while I appreciate the enthusiasm and suggestions, I really should first get back to work on UCC and complete the basic conversion of the old UCC to the new GUI format, until then, all these suggestions (as nice as they are) will not even begin to happen. |
Is this still batch or powershell?
Something like this: Set DVD size (type [D5,D9,BD25,...]) If archive X is Y bytes/mb, do DVD size minus archive X size Example: Data1a.bin -> 4470mb Data1b.bin -> 1000mb Data2a.bin -> Calc [DVD size] minus previous archive size (Data1b.bin) = Data2a.bin size Data2b.bin -> 3456mb Data3a.bin -> Calc [DVD size] minus previous archive size (Data2b.bin) = Data3a.bin size ... .. . and so on. I know it's possible to check a file size in batch and powershell. The problem (for me) would be to store the info in a variable, do the math and give the result to the next archive. |
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Anyway, might look into it at a later time, as I said, first thing is complete the main functions. |
You know where to contact if you need translations.
BTW i think i might also translate to french. |
It's been over 6 months now and no progress whatsoever, I'm regretfully announcing the cancellation of UCC v4.2 development, below is a quote of the official announcement on the UCC facebook page:
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Thanks for your support over the past few years and for your understanding. Sincerely, VollachR |
Does it support CIU v2.0.5.1g?
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