I just used your program and love it! Awesome job! :) Using win7 64bit and works flawlessly for wtv to wtv and remove commercials.... an in the background so I can still do other things without an issue. Very impressive. I wish I had money to donate. When I do, be sure you'll get a reward from me! ;) I love it when things just work.
With regard to the issue ffmpeg, I was reading that you want the developer to fix something that he doesn't seem to think is broken. I tried another program before finding mcebuddy and it simply got rid of the preview pics, but then all the files just had a blank pic box by the title. The program was WTVconverter and not fully compatable with win7 so slowed system down to a crawl. Also, the xmp files used to tag processed dvr-ms files were being found by my photo editing software and causing a mess, and lots of disc actitivity that put my system in a slow grind... with me heading to taskmgr to kill it, and remove it from my system (well it was Lifextender to remove commercials). My point is, mcebuddy is great, and I wanted to suggest that instead of looking for a single command string combo for ffmpeg to handle how attachments are now video streams, why not write something that evaluates the wtv file's as one that will process properly, and one that will not. Once you have this working, you can work on developing a strategy of how the program should proceed... it may be to ignore or strip the offensive component before fully converting, and the re-introduce the component ontop of the A/V file afterward?
With regard to the issue ffmpeg, I was reading that you want the developer to fix something that he doesn't seem to think is broken. I tried another program before finding mcebuddy and it simply got rid of the preview pics, but then all the files just had a blank pic box by the title. The program was WTVconverter and not fully compatable with win7 so slowed system down to a crawl. Also, the xmp files used to tag processed dvr-ms files were being found by my photo editing software and causing a mess, and lots of disc actitivity that put my system in a slow grind... with me heading to taskmgr to kill it, and remove it from my system (well it was Lifextender to remove commercials). My point is, mcebuddy is great, and I wanted to suggest that instead of looking for a single command string combo for ffmpeg to handle how attachments are now video streams, why not write something that evaluates the wtv file's as one that will process properly, and one that will not. Once you have this working, you can work on developing a strategy of how the program should proceed... it may be to ignore or strip the offensive component before fully converting, and the re-introduce the component ontop of the A/V file afterward?