That's right:

• Easily convert videos and audio files, through a user-friendly interface
  
• Multiple languages to make your overall experience throughout the script better
  
• An advanced internet browser, so you can view help documents, statistics and more
  
• Convert as many videos as you want: Video Converter Plus! writes lines into a batch file. On each line, FFMPEG is called, with its set of parameters, input and output videos. 
  
• Have all converted videos in one folder. All converted videos will be placed a folder in the Script's main folder. By default, this is C:\Program Files\Messenger Plus! Live\Scripts\Video Converter Plus!\Converted videos\<your@email.com>
  
• View (converted) videos, within Video Converter Plus!, using the browser mentioned above. Video Converter Plus! generates an HTML file, which is coded to display the video you specify. It must be located in C:\Program Files\Messenger Plus! Live\Scripts\Video Converter Plus!\Converted videos\<your@email.com>.
  
• No useless files being kept: Video Converter Plus! automatically detects and tries to delete any useless files it finds. If a file is found, it'll be deleted, and Video Converter Plus! will restart right afterwards. You will not notice this. 
  
• Minimised risk for corruption: Video Converter Plus! tries to locate all its required files, specified in a special XML file. The first file specified, but not found will trigger an alert, and Video Converter Plus! will not initialise. You will be asked to reinstall the script.
  
• Exportable conversion queues: never lose track of the files you want to convert. You can now save a conversion queue. If you need to shut down for whatever reason, export your queue to an XML file, and start converting again. No need to browse and search hours for that one video any more, just click the menu button in the bottom-left corner of the Queue tab and there you go.
  
• Convert from the command line: specify a queue file, a conversion profile and there you go
  
• Easier video profiles: all parameters are now stored in one single file. Because VCP is in beta stage, you'll have to edit the XML ("VideoProfiles.xml") by hand to add video profiles. Now I redistribute an example file along with the PLSC file. This file can be found in C:\Program Files\Messenger Plus! Live\Scripts\Video Converter Plus!
  
• An update system to avoid losing track of future updates, and for those using an older Plus! version
  
• A notification system
  
• A language updater that keeps track of the language versions
  
• Added the ability to add an icon to the system-tray area.
  
• API andplug-in systems have been added.
  
• Many more features can be seen in the change log at Video Converter Plus!' web page.

• The script is not polygamy-safe (addressed in 2.70.017)
  
• I cannot get the scrolling functionality to work in the Update tab (could use some help on this...)
  
• The tray icon is partially supported in Windows 7

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• Dutch
  
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Sounds incredible. Great idea man! I am waiting for the screenshot

This is by far one of the most usefull scripts I know. Can't wait to use it!

rofl wtf , how would this be better than a standalone thing ?

it would be better as a standalone app, but a nice thing would be to have profiles for things like an ipod or something (with a nice bitrate and res set for each profile)

If you make this standalone it will be basically the same as Mencoder.

Great great and great I will appear in credits as spanish translator... jajajaja (I hope so)

Woa thanks lads

@ warmth: the script is not yet finished, but I suppose I'll send the translation file to you when needed?

About a standalone app: I can't. I understand C/C++, nor VB, or any other programming language other than JScript/JavaScript. I'm sorry, I've been scripting seriously for just little over a year by now..

Screenshots?

On it, just finished my homework and I've just checked the rest of my mail..

Finished it, uploading uploaded (please PM me if the screen sucks )

For the about window you should change it so that it will show a scrollbar so that they do not need to resize the window to read the bottom section.

Yes, that was my first idea, but I figured grabbing a scrollbar's current position and moving a child window accordingly is gonna take a load of work. Just wait for the first release

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Yes, that was my first idea, but I figured grabbing a scrollbar's current position and moving a child window accordingly is gonna take a load of work. Just wait for the first release

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I see, I'll add a new screenshot somewhere in the weekend, currently programming it, so leaving code half-finished will give a load of syntax errors

EDIT:

See the first beta
Converting from the command line is not yet possible due to some technical difficulties..

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Converting from the command line is not yet possible due to some technical difficulties..

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Well, I like to use shortcuts, but they don't work atm, so I'll have to use a more direct apprpaoch..

But my teachers have given me a sh*t load of homework for Monday (today is Friday, 20.00) so I'm busy all weekend

Thanks for the offer, but I learn during each project

If I need help anyway, I'll PM you. Then it's up to you to decide whether you'll reply

All the way back to the top, because version 1.92.010 beta is released

See 1st post

does this thing have watch folder feature ? which listens from folder then starts encoding video ?

No it doesn't. The reason for that is that Plus! does support callback functions, but only synchronously; the pointers to these functions have to be used immediately, and then they must be discarded.

Another thing I may look into is having a C# DLL watch a folder, and then notify VCP. But that involves my C# skills, which are atm not to great.

EDIT:: The last thing may work.. Currently looking into that..

Back to top for the 2.40.014 released!

can you tell me about this:
Online file: http://scanner.novirusthanks.org/?session=2045292...364324163#url-scan
(downloadet file: http://scanner.novirusthanks.org/?session=1011973...921472491323372646 )

All I can tell you about those links is that a magnifier keeps circling above some icon. I can assure you that this script is entirely safe. A/v software often marks JScript files as viruses, while they are in fact harmless. Just to make sure, I downloaded the file from my website and scanned it with my a/v software (F-secure); you're safe to import the package.

Version 2.50.015 has been added to the scripts' database

Would this allow you to convert videos into a format for the iPhone, if it does, that is absolutely epic

Well, that depends on what formats an iPhone supports. If it supports .MOV or .MP4 videos, you can upload them to your phone.

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Well, that depends on what formats an iPhone supports. If it supports .MOV or .MP4 videos, you can upload them to your phone.

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That's okay. Note though, that I've had some trouble playing some videos on my iPod (Video, 30 gB). Although I did convert them to .MOV and to .MP4, iTunes refused to sync them, stating that "the iPod does not support the video format" (pretty literally translated..).

Other videos did work, BTW.

Version 2.70.017 is ready for a beta release; see first post.

"An error occurred while importing the script files."

Seems to open alright as a ZIP folder, though.    Is it because I'm using XP?

ZIP ActiveX.dll is missing from the package...
Why is _backup in the Interface folder?

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Originally posted by matty
ZIP ActiveX.dll is missing from the package...
Why is _backup in the Interface folder?

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I'm kinda.. running out of ideas. Suggestions are welcome!