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Old 16th April 2007, 01:34 AM   #1 (permalink)
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TMPGenc and filenames...

I have a question for anyone using this program.

Can it keep the dvr-ms filename and just transcode it and give it the new extension. I'm finding if I give it a file "24_7 Digital_07_03_2007_22_26_03.dvr-ms" it encodes the file as "24_7.divx" or whatever. Essentially it deletes the date within the filename.

Does anyone know how to stop it from happening?

What I want is
In: 24_7 Digital_07_03_2007_22_26_03.dvr-ms
Out: 24_7 Digital_07_03_2007_22_26_03.divx

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