... and what pray tell did you do with the advanced options tab ?
It's shown when you want, and hidden when you don't ;-) Just like the Query Editor in the original HB releases.
But the three biggest differences are the built-in tagger, the option to get a mail notification after each queue-item is done and a feature I dubbed "Auto-Throttling". It was actually requested by someone on the HB forums and I -unlike the HB devs- liked this idea a lot. What it does is run in "Idle" prio when the user is active at his machine (this way I can encode slowly while playing BF2 for instance) and jumps to "Above Normal" when the user is not behind his machine.
But ok, enough about this tool, I didn't come here to promote it or anything, just wanted to explain a bit more what I did to "improve" (in my humble opinion) the original app. As an important note: it uses the latest SVN handbrakeCLI.exe so the actual encodes are the same as with HandBrake, just the tool is much more convenient for my particular purpose (converting for Apple TV, obviously).
BTW 121443 lines of code is impressive man, thanks for your hard work on HB
Now I will shut up about this unless specifically asked
@Cave Man: No problem, maybe my reply came across a bit harsh btw, I can assure you it wasn't meant as such. Oh and apologies accepted, of course