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2023-Jun-03, Changelog v14 > v15 Updated - SQLite Dll to 3.42.0 Updated - MediaInfo Dll to 23.04 Updated - TrID Definitions to version 2023-May-14 Updated - Added dHash visual similarity check Updated - Improved thumbnail creation speed Fixed - Caching of hashes to speed up duplicate search Fixed - Report crash on stats change Fixed - CTRL+ALT+F explorer integration Updated - Lots of other small bug fixes and style changes Source and Executable are available at https://funk.eu Best Regards Updated first Post... Enjoy ...

Today I finished the ADD button code, by adding the Alternate Export Drive code, and implemented the writing of processes and results to the Log file. I then cloned all that for the FIX button, modifying it to suit. So both ADD and FIX are now finished, while temporarily set to Testing mode with a few bits of their code commented out. Here's some screenshots. I will work on the placebo images code next. Once that is done, then I will actually test all the processes with my Kobo device. DOWNLOAD Kobo Cover Fixer.au3 (47 downloads) SEE THE FIRST POST in this topic for the latest version. 88.53 kB

@pixelsearch It's good that you are practicing. I usually use FASM, a well maintained compiler, available as DLL also (110 kb) so it can be loaded from memory and can produce binary code very fast and without any other dependecies. Ahh and there is an UDF for inline FASM which is also available with an OOP like syntax. Here is a simple example, I think from ward's UDF: Func Demo2() ; Demo 2: Read Time-Stamp Counter $F.Reset() $F.Add("use32") $F.Add("push ebp") $F.Add("mov ebp, esp") $F.Add("rdtsc") $F.Add("mov ecx, [ebp + 08]") $F.Add("mov [ecx], edx") $F.Add("pop ebp") $F.Add("ret 4") ConsoleWrite(String($F.GetBinary()) & @CRLF) Local $Ret = MemoryFuncCall("uint", $F.GetFuncPtr(), "uint*", 0) MsgBox(0, "Demo 2: Read Time-Stamp Counter", "RDTSC = " & Hex($Ret[1]) & Hex($Ret[0], 8)) Return Hex($Ret[1]) & Hex($Ret[0], 8) EndFunc Isn't nice to write asm directly in AutoIt without external dependencies?