GUI Update:

• Fixed a minor bug where on certain displays part of the GUI didn't fill the window from left to right
• Fixed a bug when it comes to the program automatically detecting ffmpeg.exe on users enviroment path, the program would error out when starting a job, unless user manually selected the ffmpeg path/user had no ffmpeg on their environment path already (Program worked fine if it used the ffmpeg that was packaged with it)
• Program no longer relies on the CLI version of mediainfo, this has been changed to a python module built around mediainfo.dll, this is less to pack with the program as well as easier/faster to use
• Fixed a bug where the program would not reset all entries when user selected "Reset Config" in the options menu
• The start button no longer pre-maturely enables, it now doesn't enable until it has all the options/inputs selected for the job
• Program now has the ability to automatically detect if a file/source has HDR10+ AND Dolby Vision

• In the event both HDR formats are detected within one source, the program will not automatically choose which HDR format to parse, it'll give the user a pop-up window explaining what to do and why they need to do it

• Added a new pop up window when you hover the mouse cursor over the "Info Frames" text label, in the event where the HDR source has both HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, it is longer then the GUI is wide, you may now hover the mouse over this label to read the whole text if you so desire
• Added a new error window if the program is not able to automatically detect the HDR type in a source, it lets you know it errored and why, it also opens your default webbrowser and points it to the github tracker so that you can post a sample of your file/work flow that caused it/the error (So I can look into it/fix it, in the event it's not a user error)
• Progress bars visually look the same, but got re-programmed to use the pymediainfo module