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Originally Posted by Perenista
What? This is what you get from using version 7.4.0...
I had to search for a previous version to see if was not some sort of bug. Apparently, it is.
As you can see, I am able to add an audio and subtitle track to the MKV successfully. The file tested was in the same location. My OS version is Windows 8.1 PRO 64 bit.
EDIT: Sorry for the misunderstanding. I changed the output folder, and it worked in the last version. Didn't know about the write access thing. This is going to confuse some people. |
How did you manage to do that? The only way I can think of is that you accidentally manually selected the mkvmerge folder when choosing output, because I've blanked my settings file a few times and tried to open files different ways, and still can't get it to default to anywhere but the original file's folder. If you have a workflow that exposes a bug, it'd help to describe it. No one else has run into the restricted folder problem so far because it should never default there.