Release v2.1.0

Windows 64-bit Binaries

• the template batch file, ffmpegparams.bat, has been rewritten
• FFmpeg reports its run duration for each file in seconds only
• for those who can't instantly divide thousands of seconds by 60, this is less than helpful
• v2.1.0 therefore displays the seconds in HH:MM:SS.ms on the next line after FFmpeg's
• there will be an inevitable, negligible difference due to the necessary calculation overheads in the batch file

• I've included a copy of ffmpeg.exe (2025/11/20) below for those that don't yet have it. It can go in the same folder as this exe
• newer versions can be downloaded from FFmpeg.org
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