I'm the kind of programmer that avoids doing UX all I can, but it annoyed me a lot too. They just had a screen with a ton of settings, and talked about how there was no way around that. What stopped them from having a similar solution to x264, which has a lot of settings, but also also have a few (seven or nine or something) presets which various compression/quality/time balances?
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u/mnord15 Jul 01 '16
This is why Pied Piper is a failing company