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Feat: Migrate GUI to customtkinter and update README.md

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### Future Considerations
* **Twitch Integration Strategy:**
* **URL Support:** Extend the URL handling to explicitly support Twitch video, single clip, and clip collection URLs.
* **Single Video/Clip Downloads:** Leverage `yt-dlp`'s existing capabilities to download single Twitch videos and clips. This should work with the current implementation.
* **Clip Collection Downloads (Batch Processing):** For Twitch clip collection URLs, `yt-dlp` will download all clips in the collection. This will require implementing batch processing capabilities (which is already a future consideration) to handle multiple downloaded files. The application will need to iterate through each downloaded clip and convert it individually.
* **Batch Processing:** Allow conversion of multiple files or URLs in a single run.
* **Configuration File:** Implement a configuration file (e.g., YAML, JSON) for persistent settings.
* **Progress Bar:** Integrate a progress bar for both download and conversion processes.
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### Known Issues / Limitations
* DaVinci Resolve Free on Linux has limitations with certain audio codecs (e.g., AAC) and 4K output/encoding (requires Studio version).
* `ffmpeg-full` AUR package is required for `dnxhd` support on Arch-based systems.
* `ffmpeg-full` AUR package is required for `dnxhd` support on Arch-based systems.
### Large scale implementations
Since one of the limitations of this project is the requirement of ffmpeg-full for encoding videos for Davinci Resolve use we should investigate the proposition of implementing the necessary ffmpeg-full into the project release file.
I do not know, currently if this is viable or even possible. But I think that a fully precompiled program with built in encoders and tools would be more attractive to most users.
We should also see if there are other tools that would be considered natural for this project.