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-#!WebM.y.TsM's WebM Converter
+# WebM.y.TsM's WebM Converter
+
 This is a simple wrapper for [FFmpeg](http://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html) to create WebM files. My version is generally among the best, due to my experience with encoding videos for years. To download it, please click [here](https://github.com/MasterOfWebM/WebM-Converter/releases/download/v1.1/Release_v1.1.zip).
 
 Make sure that you have your own FFmpeg in the root directory of the program, otherwise nothing will happen. Better yet, FFmpeg should be within your System Variable, but whatever.
 
-##What can it do?
+## What can it do?
 This is what she looks like:
 
 ![alt text](http://i.imgur.com/ByZBrvV.png)
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 * Seek to a custom time
 * Obtain incredibly close results in file size (currently limited support)
 
-##Why only offer 2-pass?
+## Why only offer 2-pass?
 Currently it is only offered since this is designed as a GUI for 4chan users. 2-pass encoding will look better than crf with q-min/max 95% of the time, since 2-pass is designed to get the best quality for a given size. In the future, I wish to make a complete WebM wrapper, and even maybe a complete FFmpeg wrapper.
 
-##Can you explain what the weird flags are?
+## Can you explain what the weird flags are?
 Sure!
 
 * -quality best: Should be obvious. You can use "-quality good -cpu-used 0" to speed it up, but the results will looks worse.
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 * -auto-alt-ref 1: This enables the encoder to look into the future instead of just the past, or "Golden Frame". This can increase the quality drastically, or severely hurt it. It works 99% of the time, so I just leave it on.
 * -lag-in-frames 16: This is amount of frames it can look into the future. The limit is around 25, but 16 seems to be the best quality/speed tradeoff point on lower-end machines.
 
-##Why a speaker icon?
+## Why a speaker icon?
 Irony.
 
-##What is planned?
+## What is planned?
 Plenty of stuff is planned:
 
 * Drag and Drop
 * Preview (general and crop)
 * Plenty of more stuff
 
-##License
+## License
 The code is released under [the GPLv2 license](http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html).