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*When output file exists | *When output file exists | ||
**Overwrite - existing output file will always be overwritten. | **Overwrite - existing output file will always be overwritten. | ||
**Overwrite when source file is newer - file will be processed only if it's newer than | **Overwrite when source file is newer - file will be processed only if it's newer than already existing output file (or output file does not exist). | ||
**Rename existing file to .bak<n> - existing file will be rename to, e.g. file.bak, file.bak1, etc. | **Rename existing file to .bak<n> - existing file will be rename to, e.g. file.bak, file.bak1, etc. | ||
**Add a numeric suffix <_n> to the new file's name - existing file won't be overwritten, the new one will be created with a _n suffix, e.g. file_1.mp3, file_2.mp3, etc. | **Add a numeric suffix <_n> to the new file's name - existing file won't be overwritten, the new one will be created with a _n suffix, e.g. file_1.mp3, file_2.mp3, etc. | ||
*Maximum number of cores to use - specify number of cores to use. This is a setting for the current tab (if | *Maximum number of cores to use - specify number of cores to use. This is a setting for the current tab (if [[Global Settings|tabs]] are used) only. | ||
*Temp folder - by default program uses system's temporary folder, but if needed, a custom one can be set up. | *Temp folder - by default program uses system's temporary folder, but if needed, a custom one can be set up. | ||
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Revision as of 02:57, 27 August 2015
- When output file exists
- Overwrite - existing output file will always be overwritten.
- Overwrite when source file is newer - file will be processed only if it's newer than already existing output file (or output file does not exist).
- Rename existing file to .bak<n> - existing file will be rename to, e.g. file.bak, file.bak1, etc.
- Add a numeric suffix <_n> to the new file's name - existing file won't be overwritten, the new one will be created with a _n suffix, e.g. file_1.mp3, file_2.mp3, etc.
- Maximum number of cores to use - specify number of cores to use. This is a setting for the current tab (if tabs are used) only.
- Temp folder - by default program uses system's temporary folder, but if needed, a custom one can be set up.