Nothing has changed for package managers since v30.1.0. Note that the addition of flushing cached data on closing files introduced in v30 has been reverted due to detrimental behavior an additional command line option has been added to make mkvmerge flush its buffers for those who need it. I've just released MKVToolNix v31.0.0 which fixes a couple of issues, especially drag & drop support in combination with Qt 5.12 and newer.
I tried:Ĭ:\Users\.\Desktop\MKVTempNix\mkvmerge -identification-format json -identify currentfile.mkv mkvpropedit currentfile.mkv -edit track:… -delete name -edit track:… -delete name…īut received a "Program execution failed" message.
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That is, I can copy and paste your above text but don't understand how-where to place the folder path or how to call "mkvpropedit". I understand how a command line works, in its most basic sense, but not how to use it. My destination folder is "C:\Users\.\Desktop\MKVTempNix". I've gone to "Preferences/Jobs & jobs queue/Executing actions/+ Add action", selected "Execute a program" and named it "ClearTrackName(s). That's assuming all of your files for a specific season (or show) end up in the same folder, but no other files are present in said folder.
Thanks for the clarification, now I understand.įor your use case I'd simply write a script that iterates over all files in a certain folder, uses "mkvmerge -identification-format json -identify currentfile.mkv" in order to query track IDs and properties and then calls "mkvpropedit currentfile.mkv -edit track:… -delete name -edit track:… -delete name…" for all tracks that do have names set. What you cannot do, at the moment, is go to the "job queue" tool and execute a pre-configured action from there, e.g. In the "job output" tool there's a button called "When finished…" with which you can tell the GUI to execute a pre-configured action after the currently running job (or the whole queue) has finished.
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