Not sure what the OPs problem is since I have drives mapped all over the place and Videonizer has always been fine with them, but as a side note you can also use the flag /persistent:yes in the "net use" command to have it set back up automatically after a reboot. (Without the need for add...

There is no such possibility for the Viewer at the moment. BTW Videonizer could do filtering easily. It really can, and also hopping in here to again give you a big pat on the back for (constantly, somehow) making all of these programs better and better. "Many years back" (hah .. like 5 o...

admin wrote: ↑29 Nov 2022, 12:37 Please use Videonizer 17.0.0.2.

Nice .. 17.0.0.1 wasn't working for me either with any of the dbs (even a backup) but 17.0.0.2 was able to "continue" along with the original db and has started ok.

Thanks ..!

Hi, Implemented in Videonizer 17.0.0.0. Just installed 17.0.0.0 and at first launch it hung (until it finally had to be forced closed) and now keeps crashing on attempted restarts. Have installed many other updates without issue -- was it trying to do this particular scan "by default" at ...

Hi, Implemented in Videonizer 17.0.0.0. Just installed 17.0.0.0 and at first launch it hung (until it finally had to be forced closed) and now keeps crashing on attempted restarts. Have installed many other updates without issue -- was it trying to do this particular scan "by default" at ...

Seems like the simplest would be to create a new folder for "things from this point", and then add it to the search list while removing the old search from the list. My general rule of thumb is create a new folder every few thousand files, and then just remove the old ones that don't get a...

admin wrote: ↑21 Apr 2021, 17:34 Implemened in Videonizer 11.0.0.0.

Hi Admin,
I didn't want to create a new thread but wanted to give a big thumbs up to all of the updates in this new version -- fantastic work as always ..!

I don't know how to use hotkey but I will try
Thanks

Hi,
If you're not already familiar with Autohotkey then probably better to wait for admin to see if they add the feature natively.

Depending on what size/location it doesn't need to be much more complicated than this script (which is set to use Ctrl+Shift+r as it's hotkey, but could be changed to anything): #If WinActive("ahk_exe Videonizer.exe") ^#r:: WinMove, A, , 625, 0, 2000, 1400 return Another very good alternat...

It's not a perfect solution, but since admin has mentioned a few times that it didn't seem likely that the windows would be "natively adjustable" I've been re-sizing Videonizer "manually" via Autohotkey and haven't run into any problems. (All the different window elements seem to...