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So I'm using JMKVproedit and this tags.xml I made. Made some more edits so they don't all have the same source ID
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If I run the tagged file through MakeMKV again it will add the durations and the tags will work correctly, but that's a lot of work and some files may have issues with cues if there's tracks from other sources synced up. I guess if someone made a tool to detect durations and append them to the UID tracks, it would work. I guess I will ask the makers of MakeMKV how to go about doing it. Right now, I'm using the paid program MKV Tag Editor to tag MKVs with metadata. It's a very good tool, but I often have to tag it twice for the tags to apply. |
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19th October 2024, 14:45 | #2105 | Link |
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MKVToolNix v88.0 released
Hey y'all!
Time for another small update to MKVToolNix, v88. Still not much going on at the moment. But still… enjoy! Here are the usual links: the MKVToolNix home page, the downloads section and the source code. The Windows packages and macOS disk image as well as the Linux AppImage are available already. The other Linux packages are still being built and will be available over the course of the next couple of hours. Here are the NEWS since the previous release: Version 88.0 "All I Know" 2024-10-19 New features and enhancements
Bug fixes
Have fun 😁
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Cheers Mosu...
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22nd October 2024, 08:31 | #2108 | Link |
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This software always has an option to do whatever I need it to do.
Wanted to strip the subs and one audio track out of every episode of a BD Box Set and was lamenting the thought that I'd need to manually add the m2ts's one at a time for 366 episodes and manually select the tracks. Then I thought to look in preferences. "When adding files via drag and drop... create new multiplex settings tab for each file." Then I deselected the automatic selection of the video file, picked the language of the audio track I wanted, and now I can batch add them. Then, "Actions for all tabs ---> start multiplexing." |
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Or, better, use a batch thru CLI. That allows you to process thousands of files with no problems.
Set the first file you have to process and act as you would with the GUI. MKVToolnixGUI has an option to see the proper command line, where you have to manually replace the variables that your CLI handles. Such as, in my case: for %%a in (*.mkv) D:\Eseguibili\Media\MKVToolNix\mkvmerge.exe --output ^"M:\Out\%%~na.mkv^" --language 0:ja ^"%%~na.hevc^" --no-video --language 1:ja ^"%%~na.mkv^" --track-order 0:0,1:1
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The problem with doing anything programmatically is that unless you are VERY familiar with it, it will take you longer to write and debug than it would've taken to just do it the manual way.
Since I needed to only grab the >4GB M2TS's and they were in multiple directories, it was much simpler and faster to just put all the BD set directories into one directory, search for *.m2ts, sort by size, and then select all larger than 4GB and drag the group over. There's a search string to search by size but it would've taken me longer to look it up than it took me to just sort by size. |
31st October 2024, 13:39 | #2111 | Link |
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Thank you.
I'd like to report that I am muxing with your last revision and I get in MediaInfo for the video stream: SEI_rbsp_stop_one_bit : Missing What is it and how to stop adding/reporting it?
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