I also came across an old thread on this site but it didn't work for me. It's not what I want to do but I saw something in there about not having to worry about renaming so I wanted that to be included in the.
#Mkv anime multiple subtitles how to
bat file but I have no idea what it means, what else goes with it or how to use it. I guess that's what you use to include in a. So I'll just post a few things I found and some info from mkvmergeįOR %%A IN (*.mkv) DO mkvmerge -o "remux-%%~nA.mkv" "%%~A" I only got as far as I did from doing extensive googling.
I know absolutely nothing of coding or anything about the details of mkv files and what not. As I mentioned, not a good solution for the large volume of videos I have. I found one where some said to just copy the command line from mkvmerge and paste it onto a text document then paste it for as many as there are videos or episodes then change them. I googled on how to make a batch script for this program and came across all kinds of things but most of the time it was for a different process and wouldn't work for me. Not to mention I read that the program creator doesn't ever intend on adding a batch feature due to time constraints. In which this program is now very time consuming when you have over 300 videos plus. I was using mkvmerger but as I'm sure other people have the same problem, it can only do each video one at a time. I was looking for program that is similar to that but ADDS extra audio and subtitle tracks in bulk. If anyone's interested in that program it's called mkvcleaver I think. I already found a program that can batch rip everything from the mkv file such as video, audio and subtitles.
#Mkv anime multiple subtitles series
It's not like I'll have an anime series with different video qualities such as aspect ratios, video format, etc. With each anime series they are usually all the same format. The Japanese version has a different filename than the English version but all the Japanese versions have the same filenames with one another. The English versions have the same filenames with the exception of the episode number. The audio, video and subtitles are all compatible with one another, I guess meaning they can be muxed together no problems since I tried one with mkvmerge and it worked. Instead of that I want one video with both audio and all subtitle tracks. For example 2 videos, one with English audio and 2 subtitles (one is for titles, signs etc.) and another video with Japanese audio with subtitles that were translated English. I have a bunch of anime series in mkv format on my computer where I want to condense the audio and subtitle tracks from multiple videos together and make them have multiple audio and subtitle tracks instead of more separate videos.
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