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InstallPresetsxml
How to install a newer presets file
Unfortunately different versions of ffmpeg have different parameters (see the forum for an explanation). Therefore you can find several versions of the presets.xml file in the download section. Here is what to do with the new file. Be aware that the procedure described here deletes your customized presets, so if you have added or edited the presets, you have to merge the new file manually. LinuxIf you just want to install for the current user, unzip/untar the downloaded file and copy the new presets.xml file to /home/user/.winff/ If you want to change the system wide presets.xml file, unzip/untar the downloaded file and copy the new presets.xml to /usr/share/winff/presets.xml. If you install to the system each user must delete /home/user/.winff/presets.xml for the new presets to take effect. This last procedure might prevent successful updates of later if you are using standard Debian/Ubuntu updates. WindowsIf you just want to install for the current user, unzip/untar the downloaded file and copy the new presets.xml file to "c:\documents and settings\USERNAME\application data\winff\" If you want to change the system wide presets.xml file, unzip/untar the downloaded file and copy the new presets.xml to "c:\program files\winff\". If you install to the system each user must c:\documents and settings\USERNAME\application data\winff |
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For user should be 'c:\documents and settings\USERNAME\application data\winff'
For Vista users that's
C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData?\Roaming\WinFF
Start -> Run: explorer %UserProfile?%\Application Data\WinFF
Works in all windows versions.
Correct Path
%userprofile%\Application Data\WinFF points to the right folder only on English language Windows versions.
To avoid language-related problems in indentifying the correct path you shoud use %appdata%\WinFF (Windows - all versions).
This can work even if your System Drive is not "C:" and in all languages.