Samuel Hinterlang |
September 8th, 2008 09:16 PM |
It could be useful if it auto detected the codec and bounced them back out without any change in the quality. I'd pay somewhere between $20-$30 if I saw that it worked well. To be honest though, I already have presets set up in my nle to take care of this type of situation. The standalone app might be nice on another computer other than my workstation, so I could just come back to the files the next day or whenever and still keep my working on other things. The big sell for me would be a lack of options so I can just add files to a queue and click a start button. Like I said, if I need more than that, I just use the software that I already have.
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