1. It automatically searches given folders and all subfolders trying to find movie and all related subtitles.
2. It detects 4 formats of text files: MicroDVD, TMPlayer, MPL2 and SubRip.
3. It automatically detects FPS in avi file. If file is in different format, uses library MediaInfo to obtain FPS.
4. It allows batch conversion formats of MicroDVD, TMPlayer, MPL2 to SubRip.
5. Converted files are moved to backup folder (if backup option enabled), that allows restore previous file if there is a problem with conversion.
6. There is an option to save converted file to different folder than move one, e.g. if converting file on CD.
7. It automatically saves you last used options, so next run time there is no need to setup anything.
8. There is additional console application which by default is using the same setting that was previously saved by Windows application. 
	But if there is no settings or different are required they can be overwritten by following options:
	 -path (or -p) "path" - folder path where movies are stored, e.g. -p "D:\My Movies"
     -backuppath (or -bp) "path" - folder path where original subtitle file will be moved after conversion, e.g. -bp "D:\My Backup"     
	 -destinationpath (or -dp) "path" - folder path where converted files will be saved, e.g. -dp "D:\Subtitles"
	 -nostamp (or -ns) - there will be no stamp added on the end of subtitle after conversion.
	 -fixtags (or -fs) - it fixing tags left by other programs, e.g. MicroDVD ones in MPL2 file.
	 -sourceencoding (or -se) - allows choose default encoding used during reading file (useful on Linux systems), e.g. -se windows-1250 
	 -destinationencoding (or -de) - allows choose which file encoding will be used in converted file, e.g. -de utf-8.
	 -donotprocess (or -dnp) - allows ignore file in conversion, if SRT file with the same name for given movie exists.
	 -mediainfopath (or -mip) - allows using MediaInfo console application instead of library.

Note 1: Application requires .NET Framework 4 Client Profile to work.
Note 2: Console application (ver. 2.0.0+) SHOULD work on Mono 2.10.5+. But only basic tests were done. Remember to add all necessary running arguments
		since there is no stored settings file on Linux.
Note 3: You need to install Linux distribution version of MediaInfo to make it work.

If you found this application useful I'm happy. If you will find any problems or feature requests please let me know.

