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 February.24.2003  aviCD Moving!
 Project was accpeted at http://sourceforge.net.
 
 February.23.2003  Bug in aviCD?
 I have some new stuff, enough for a realese, but I?m having a slight problem that I want resolved before I realese a new version. Free sample:
 
 bq #avicd file1.avi file2.avi
 You need a title: file (so far, so good)
 (lots o? work scrolls by)
 (weird warnings about undefined stuff, lists line numbers that are just brackets)
 (Making iso?)
 Press a key, or ctrl-c to pend
 (at this point if I hit ctrl-c, the iso goes into the void, but if I press ?any? key it works nicely)
 
 hmm?
 
 February.21.2003  aviCD 1.0RC5
 ChangeLog:
 - multi avi file mode now official and you can have more then one directory after -multi, for those of us who are "organized"
 - some pretty nifty multi mode detection (try avicd and then your favorite season dir)
 - code cleanups, especcially with the base directory
 
 Extended Entry:
 I think it's reaching that time when I move this over to a full fledged sourceforge project, because I really need someone to port it to windoze and someone to 'use strict' it.
 
 February.19.2003  aviCD 1.0RC4
 ChangeLog:
 New Features:
 - kinda almost multiple avi support (-multi)
 - config file (check ~/.avicd after running)
 
 Extended Entry:
 Remember when I said no new features? Well, I lied.
 
 February.17.2003  aviCD 1.0RC3
 That's right, kids. Release Canidate 3, this one pretty much got all the features in it that I want, so from now on it's all debuging.
 ChangeLog:
 - Queueing support! In fact it's now the default action, it's almost like I have a UI!
 
 Extended Entry:
 Update: Here's a nicer packed version
 
 February.15.2003  aviCD 1.0RC2
 Changelog:
 -New ASCII database with sorting!
 -Fixed bug where using files with relative pathnames failed
 -Code cleanups
 
 February.13.2003  aviCD 1.0RC1
 Features:
 -Convert DVDs to an avi cd (divx)
 -Make up to two avi files fit on one CD and burn it
 -All this can be fully automated, write a quick shell script to convert a directory over night
 To-do:
 -Database of some sort (if just txt) of stuff we have burned
 -avi cd with more then one avi on it
 
 Extended Entry:
 After about a week of afternoons working on it, my first script that could almost be called a program. It's beautiful.
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