Improving the description of how the converter is used

README.md

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 # Automated HEVC-Video-Converter 1.0
 
-A PowerShell script to convert videos to the HEVC video format utilizing GPU hardware acceleration using NVEnc for Windows.
+A PowerShell script for converting video to the HEVC video format using GPU hardware acceleration with NVEnc for Windows.
 
-The main benefit being that you can save disk space significantly (most of the time).
+The main advantage is that you can (usually) save a lot of disk space this way.
 
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 ## Minimum System Requirements
 
-- PC with at least 2 cores
-- Recent Nvidia graphics card
-- Enough free disk space for resulting video files
+- Computer with at least two CPU cores and 4GB Ram
+- Recent nvidia graphics card ([see: NVENC support matrix](https://developer.nvidia.com/video-encode-decode-gpu-support-matrix))
+- Latest nvidia graphics drivers
 
 
 ## Encoding
 
-During encoding (conversion) it is normal for high **CPU** and **GPU** usage. Be sure to only run the script when the PC has no other processes hogging up resources.
+During encoding (conversion), high **CPU** and **GPU** usage is normal. Make sure that you only run the script if no other graphics processes are running on the computer. (Example computer games)
 
-The script encodes the files alongside the original with '-HEVC' at the end or inplace x265 replacement of the string in the filename.
-After the conversion, a test is performed on the new video file to ensure its integrity.
-If this test is successful, the old file will be deleted. 
-If not, the failed conversion-file is deleted and registered.
+The script converts the files next to the original with '-HEVC' at the end or by replacing the string x264 (old) in the file name with x265.
+After conversion, a test of the new video file is performed to ensure its integrity.
+If this test is successful, the old file is deleted. 
+If not, the failed conversion file is deleted and logged.
 
 
 ## Script Usage
 
-1. Clone this Repository to your computer
-2. Download latest NVEnc for Windows: https://github.com/rigaya/NVEnc/releases
-3. Extract the files to "video-in-place-hevc-converter\encoder\" and replace the old ones
-4. Edit the $videoPath variable in the PowerShell file to point to your video-files folder
-5. Run **convert_Videos.ps1** to convert all video Files on the provided path to HEVC.
+1. Clone this repository on your computer
+2. Download the latest NVEnc for Windows: https://github.com/rigaya/NVEnc/releases
+3. Extract the files to "video-in-place-hevc-converter\encoder\" and replace the old files.
+4. Edit the $videoPath variable in the PowerShell file to point to the folder of your "video files" to convert. (**ATTENTION: The ending-slash must be preserved in the path specification!**)
+5. Execute **convert_Videos.ps1** to convert the video files under the specified path to HEVC.