DGIndex extracted audio filename

[txporter]

I have been searching for an answer to this but haven't found one. Is there a way to tell DGIndex not to append all of the stream information to the name of the extracted audio file?

I have a few batch scripts that I use for conversion/muxing and it is much easier to work with audio filenames that are the same as the video filename (video.m2v and audio.ac3). I can simply rename the files afterwards or post process with a renamer utility, but if I could simply output the audio file without the extra info, I could combine some of my batch files.

[Guest]

Nope, there's no way to do that.

[txporter]

Well, at least I know the answer to that now...even if it isn't the one I was hoping for. :thanks:

[henryho_hk]

What if there are multiple audio tracks and u opt to demux all?

If you are sure that you will have one audio file only, the corresponding batch codes are easy:

for %%F in (video*.ac3) do ren "%%~snxF" "video.ac3"

[txporter]

Thanks for this. The files that I am working with are all merged .mpg from DVD rips. I pull only the audio file that I want, so there is only one to deal with. I found a solution using eac3to or ffmpeg to do the audio extraction, so all is well. I am using this for a batch file that encodes all videos in a folder, so I can't really hardcode 'video.ac3' into the rename string. No worries though, I have it doing what I need to now.