Ronald

Setting "start" directory for opening files

Windows 10. If I exit Ditto, I don't get the message on the next start. When I shut down Windows, it doesn't say anything about Ditto. It looks as if Ditto doesn't get a shutdown signal. Actually, I'm running the portable version of Ditto; maybe this makes a difference. Here is a screenshot of the dialogue

Windows 10. If I exit Ditto, I don't get the message on the next start. When I shut down Windows, it doesn't say anything about Ditto. It looks as if Ditto doesn't get a shutdown signal. Actually, I'm running the portable version of Ditto; maybe this makes a difference. Here is a

When I boot Windows and start Ditto, I get every time a message that Ditto was not shut down properly the last time and needs to clean up. I then have to click OK and restart Ditto. This is pretty invonvenient. I usually don't explicitly exit every tiny utility, when shutting down Windows. If Ditto recognizes that it needs some housekeeping to do on start up, why bother the user?

java version: java version "1.8.0_191" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_191-b12) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.191-b12, mixed mode)

Opening the Editor Scheme Editor raises an exception

Thank you! Works!!

With the alpha version, this works! Sadly, another feature seems to be gone in exchange: With fre:ac 1.0.32, the converted file had the same base name than the original file, only the extension changed (from, say, wav to m4a). Now the default is to create a directory and place the converted file under a name of its own (derived from the tags in the input file) into this directory. I found in the settings how to avoid creation of the directory and have the converted file to be simply placed in the...