Merge branch 'master' of github.com:CCExtractor/ccextractorfluttergui

Author: techno-disaster

README.md

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 The new cross platform interface is all you need, as it includes all the options. After installing GUI you will have a shortcut in your desktop, this lets users not familiar with CLI to extract subtitles.
 Usually, you will never need to use all the options (and even if you do, all the setting are saved locally at Documents/config.json in your PC) for regular usage.
 
-## Install from releases (WINDOWS ONLY)
+### Install from releases (WINDOWS ONLY)
 - This is the simplest method, just download the installer form [here](https://github.com/CCExtractor/ccextractor/releases) (currently only has windows), and then install it like any other windows program.
 
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-#### If you run the GUI from nighly builds or source, you need to manually have the ccextractor binary in your PATH (`ccextractorwinfull.exe` if you are on windows or `ccextractor` if you are on linux/macOS)
+##### If you run the GUI from nighly builds or source, you need to manually have the ccextractor binary in your PATH (`ccextractorwinfull.exe` if you are on windows or `ccextractor` if you are on linux/macOS)
 
 
-## Nightly builds (WINDOWS, LINUX)
+### Nightly builds (WINDOWS, LINUX)
 - You can also get the latest files for your operating system from [here](https://nightly.link/CCExtractor/ccextractorfluttergui/workflows/create_artifacts/master).
 - Once you unzip it, you should see a ccxgui executable in the folder. Double click to run :D
 
-## Building and running the GUI from source (WINDOWS, LINUX, MACOS)
+### Building and running the GUI from source (WINDOWS, LINUX, MACOS)
 - This method only makes sense for people who actually want to debug the app. If you want to skip the hastle of installing frameworks and stuff just go the nightly way, the CI does these below steps for you automatically on every commit. 
 - To build the GUI from source first install flutter from [here](https://flutter.dev/docs/get-started/install) for your operating system.
 - Switch to flutter master channel using `flutter channel master && flutter upgrade`
 - Next enable the flutter platform specific flag with `flutter config --enable-<platform>-desktop`, more info on this [here](https://flutter.dev/desktop)
 - Then clone [this](https://github.com/CCExtractor/ccextractorfluttergui) repository and run `flutter run -d <platform> --release` to run the app. 
 - To install the Gui you will need to build it using `flutter build <platform> --release`. The release builds should be located under /build/\<platform> 
 
-### Additional macOS steps:
+#### Additional macOS steps:
 - If you build and install from source, you will probably get a `Process not permitted operation error` to fix remove 
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 <key>com.apple.security.app-sandbox</key>
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 from macos/*.entitlements files
 
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-# Using the GUI
+### Using the GUI
 
 The GUI is mainly divided into 2 parts, the home screen and the settings screen(s). 
 
 - The home screen is where you can click the add files button and select one or multiple files. 
 
 
-## Home screen
+### Home screen
 ![image](https://ccextractor.org/images/flutter_gui/addfiles.png)
 
 - Once you select your files use the start all button to start running ccextractor on the selected files one by one. 
@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The GUI is mainly divided into 2 parts, the home screen and the settings screen(
 
 ![image](https://ccextractor.org/images/flutter_gui/ccxrunning.png)
 
-## Settings screen(S)
+### Settings screen(S)
 
 The GUI has tons of options so they are seperated into several settings screens. All of the options are saved locally in a json file so you can save the settings you need frequently,