mkv-muxing-batch-gui VS MKVmergeBatcher

I would recommend using a GUI for this instead. The issue with using the CLI is that mkvmerge works mainly with track ids, and I'm assuming not every single one of your MKVs are identically mapped, so accounting for all the variables just becomes too much work. Check out MKV Muxing Batch: https://github.com/yaser01/mkv-muxing-batch-gui

This tools should be able to set the default tracks in MKV files without reencoding the videos: https://github.com/yaser01/mkv-muxing-batch-gui

https://github.com/yaser01/mkv-muxing-batch-gui Today, I wanted to copy subtitles and attachments from one set of files to another.

I've resolved whit this great app: https://github.com/yaser01/mkv-muxing-batch-gui/releases/tag/2.3

I used to use XMedia Recode before for batch conversion. But now I use MKVMergeBatcher more.

There is a batch program that makes doing this really easy. I had to mux in a TrueHD track for all `103 episodes of Legend of the Galactic Heroes. I ended up using MKVmergeBatcher which is a gui interface instead of running a script. Really great tool and the author is really cool. Works for subs, audio and video.

I'm proud to announce the MKVmergeBatcher v2. https://github.com/Bazzu85/MKVmergeBatcher/releases/latest

Hi, you can try this..https://github.com/Bazzu85/MKVmergeBatcher If the sub is always in the same position you're ok..

If all 100+ files has the same structure try this: https://github.com/Bazzu85/MKVmergeBatcher with one model you can batch the work

If you want try my project.. https://github.com/Bazzu85/MKVmergeBatcher/releases Creating the correct model do the work for you

If all episode have the same format, check my batcher app https://github.com/Bazzu85/MKVmergeBatcher

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