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Yes, I understand the hesitation about complicating the interface beyond the original intention of the design. I have a few observations, including the following: - HandBrake running on my system...

I have never had a desire to use Flacon with any encoding profile not supported by the native graphical interface, but I definitely agree that support _could_ be provided through...

> Disks can be mounted to the different mountpoints. Therefore, we can only guarantee enough space for the target directory. "The top level of the target folder" means the directory...

I think these are good changes. A few ideas: - From [`discpipline.cpp`](https://github.com/flacon/flacon/blob/c5946f3b82fac11d8766e983c5231043f2d44025/converter/discpipline.cpp#L215:L217) and [`track.cpp`](https://github.com/flacon/flacon/blob/c5946f3b82fac11d8766e983c5231043f2d44025/track.cpp#L318:329), it appears that a directory called `flacon` is created inside one of constructed directories for the...

Sorry, I missed the documentation about file paths and the code about clearing the directory, if it already exists, *before* the operation begins. Regarding the location of the temporary directory,...

My idea is to clean it anyway. The reason is a fringe case, but it's worth considering. Suppose there is a problem with completing the operation, such as a bug...

Yes, you would need to check the process table to allow concurrent operations and clean up after earlier operations. At the moment, the file names have a random or hash...

You might consider the killer feature of Flacon to be conversion and management of music collections that are based on cue sheets. There is currently an enthusiastic community that is...

I completely agree that computing an exact quantity is impossible, but indicators are not useful because they give exact information. Indicators are useful because the information they give to the...

> I understand your desire to see overall progress, but the progress bar will be very inaccurate. Yes, it may be inaccurate in many cases, but we must consider how...