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womble2 · 16th July 2008, 21:31

Sure, that's not really a problem, because of just muxing it's lamost just copying the file.

So what I then would love to see is a button to play the demuxed Audio Files, even if it would just open my standard mp3 player.
Because now I have to check manually which is the stream (file) I want.

And have I already said that it would be a big save of time for me, if the resize option could be stored in the profile file ?
So that every file I add with a specifiec profile will be resized without hanging through the Properties ?

Thanks a lot again Atak

Btw.:
does anybody know a good way (batch) to remux a lot ov avi files, even in different folders, into mkv ? Till now, I use the MKVtoolnix, but I don't think, they have an batch option, better it HAS one, but a very easy toll, that walks through a folder and subfolder just remuxing every file would be nice.
[EDIT]
Ok, forget that, I wrote a little script using the mkvtoolnix command line

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womble2 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 17	Sure, that's not really a problem, because of just muxing it's lamost just copying the file. So what I then would love to see is a button to play the demuxed Audio Files, even if it would just open my standard mp3 player. Because now I have to check manually which is the stream (file) I want. And have I already said that it would be a big save of time for me, if the resize option could be stored in the profile file ? So that every file I add with a specifiec profile will be resized without hanging through the Properties ? Thanks a lot again Atak Btw.: does anybody know a good way (batch) to remux a lot ov avi files, even in different folders, into mkv ? Till now, I use the MKVtoolnix, but I don't think, they have an batch option, better it HAS one, but a very easy toll, that walks through a folder and subfolder just remuxing every file would be nice. [EDIT] Ok, forget that, I wrote a little script using the mkvtoolnix command line [/EDIT] Last edited by womble2; 16th July 2008 at 21:46.