If the specified output folder no longer exists the program will appear to successfully convert the input files (very quickly) but of course there will be no files. I would guess the program should either display an error or allow the user the opportunity to create the non-existent folder.
If the specified output folder no longer exists the program will appear to successfully convert the input files (very quickly) but of course there will be no files. I would guess the program should either display an error or allow the user the opportunity to create the non-existent folder.