again: another Readme update

README_Anime Audio Encoder.md

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 ## Features
 
 *   **Advanced Video Encoding:** Uses a robust VapourSynth-based pipeline with `av1an` and SVT-AV1 for efficient, high-quality AV1 video encoding.
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 *   **VFR Handling:** Automatically detects Variable Frame Rate (VFR) sources using `mediainfo` and converts them to Constant Frame Rate (CFR) with `HandBrakeCLI` before encoding, ensuring broader playback compatibility.
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 *   **Detailed Logging:** Creates a separate, detailed log file for each processed MKV in the `conv_logs/` directory, capturing the full terminal output for easy review.
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 *   **Sophisticated Audio Processing:** Converts common audio formats to normalized Opus files. It provides an option to downmix surround sound to stereo or preserve the original channel layout.
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 *   **File Organization:** Keeps your workspace tidy by automatically moving original files to `original/` and completed encodes to `completed/`.
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 *   **Resumable & Efficient:** The script processes files one by one and uses `av1an`'s resume feature, making it easy to continue an encoding batch if it's interrupted.
 
 ## Requirements
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 The following command-line tools must be installed and available in your system's PATH:
 
 *   `ffmpeg`
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 *   `ffprobe`
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 *   `mkvmerge`
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 *   `mkvpropedit`
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 *   `sox`
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 *   `opusenc`
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 *   `mediainfo`
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 *   `av1an`
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 *   `HandBrakeCLI`
 
 ## Usage
 
 1.  Place your `.mkv` files in the same directory as the script.
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 2.  Make the script executable (on Linux/macOS) by running `chmod +x anime_audio_encoder.py`.
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 3.  Execute the script from your terminal:
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     ```bash
     ./anime_audio_encoder.py
     ```
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 ### Optional Arguments
 
 *   `--no-downmix`: By default, the script downmixes surround sound audio (e.g., 5.1) to stereo. Use this flag to preserve the original audio channel layout.
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-    Example:
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     ```bash
     ./anime_audio_encoder.py --no-downmix
     ```
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 ## Output
 
 *   Processed files are moved to the `completed/` directory.
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 *   Original files are moved to the `original/` directory.
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 *   Per-file logs are saved in the `conv_logs/` directory.
 
 ## Notes
 
 *   The script is primarily designed for **Linux/macOS** environments.
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 *   The script will check if a file can be decoded by `ffmpeg` before processing and will skip corrupted or unsupported files.
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-*   The entire process, especially scene detection and AV1 encoding, can be very time-consuming and CPU-intensive.
+*   The entire process, especially scene detection and AV1 encoding, can be very time-consuming and