So I see you finally set up an SVN.

I also see you haven't fixed this one-character bug in the past half of a month :(

There are countless other bugs I see as well, like the Classic preset using x264 instead of ffmpeg. You should always work off the latest code. You're now dozens of revisions behind. As a developer on the project, it's very frustrating to fix a bug, but know it's still being distributed to hundreds of people. Everyone else follows the Trac timeline to keep up to date.

I'm especially concerned about the x264 options. You really should have consulted either me or dynaflash, or at least looked at our code in the Mac GUI. We worked through, months and months ago, all sorts of errors and edge cases, and it'd behoove you to learn from example instead of reinventing the wheel. I've already had to warn Scott not to integrate your options panel, because it simply does not work the same as the Mac one. I included a whole section in the wiki on synonymous x264 option names to aid in replicating the Mac advanced tab, and you apparently ignored it. Also, if you're going to retain sole copyright of your source files, would you mind writing your own descriptions of the presets instead of copying the ones I wrote for the HandBrake project?

It's okay that you don't have time to be on the forum regularly, but understand that this leaves all of the rest of us with the burden of supporting your work. For this reason, it would be incredibly beneficial if you kept your interface's behavior consistent with the rest of the project. It's the only way tech support for a cross-platform application can work.

I'm also concerned that you don't show interest in relevant development threads. Are you aware of the stdout/stderr change? Are you preparing for the new CLI preset system I just checked in, or the short names for filter parameters that went in weeks ago? From your SVN, the answer seems to be no.