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Originally Posted by RevdKathy View Post
Mucking around in the environment made me feel physically sick, but I did that bit. Unzipping tablet-encode cost me over half an hour as I don't actually have bit-zipper on any of my computers, but I got there in the end. They seem to want your first born in payment for that.
I'd recommend 7-zip as it's free and can handle all the formats involved in my post.

Running the command was complex - took me several shots to actually get it exactly right - but I have run it. It has output a response, the only bit of which I understand is 'be vewwy vewwy quiet'.
Can you share exactly what you typed and the response it gave?

Once you've got it installed, you should be able to use it as follows:
  1. Open Command Prompt
  2. Type tablet-encode and press space.
  3. Optional: type -p <preset> and press space.
  4. Drag a file to encode from Windows Explorer into the command window, and press space.
  5. Drag a destination directory from Windows Explorer into the command window, and press enter.

You should end up with a command looking like:

Code:
tablet-encode -p good D:\Video\SomeFilm.avi F:\.video\
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Last edited by Jaffa; 2009-12-30 at 10:41. Reason: Remove broken quote