Hilo!
In a custom profile I am trying to get MMKV to not select the 2nd eng subtitles off of a tv series that I am backing up. I'm taking eng/fre audio tracks and eng/fre/dut subtitles. Only prob is there are 2 eng subtitle tracks and it selects both. I just want the first.
Looks like the ":N" flag would do the job but after reading through practically every sub forum here I saw mike posting that it was not working a while back (1.7.3?) and I have not seen anyone posting examples of it working or its correct syntax.
Any news or examples would be most welcome.
N?
Re: N?
I mean the "N" flag for makemkv profiles...
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<!-- track settings -->
<!-- defaultSelection tokens:
all - always matches
xxx - matches specific language (ISO 639-2B/T code - eng,fra,etc...)
N - matches if Nth (or bigger) track of the same type and language
favlang - matches favorite languages, always matches if no favorite language is set
special - matches if track is special (directors comments, childrens, etc)
video - matches if track is video
audio - matches if track is audio
subtitle - matches if track is subtitle
video tracks:
mvcvideo - matches if track is a 3D multi-view video
audio tracks, special tracks never match:
mono - matches if mono
stereo - matches if stereo
multi - matches if multi-channel
havemulti - matches if track is mono/stereo and there is a multi-channel track in same language
lossy - matches if non-lossless
lossless - matches if lossless
havelossless- matches if non-lossless track, but there is a lossless track in same language
core - matches if this track is core audio, logical part of hd track
havecore - matches if this track is hd track with core audio
subtitle tracks:
forced - matches if track is forced
-->
Re: N?
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N - matches if Nth (or bigger) track of the same type and language
- language = (ISO 639-2B/T code - eng,fra,etc...)
So "N" should set to "2" for the second english audio track.
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Re: N?
It's my understanding that you would need to add the following syntax to your default selection string: "-sel:2"
It has been a long time since I've tried using it, so I don't know if it was ever fixed/added, but if it does work, it would deselect the second instance of any and all tracks of the same type and language, not just subtitle tracks. Good luck and please update us if it works.
EDIT: Actually, you should be able to add "-sel:(2&subtitle)" to your selection string to accomplish what you want, that is assuming that the N selection logic works now.
It has been a long time since I've tried using it, so I don't know if it was ever fixed/added, but if it does work, it would deselect the second instance of any and all tracks of the same type and language, not just subtitle tracks. Good luck and please update us if it works.
EDIT: Actually, you should be able to add "-sel:(2&subtitle)" to your selection string to accomplish what you want, that is assuming that the N selection logic works now.
Re: N?
Is there any status on this? I would love for this to work as I always include the subtitles when I do backups but would only like to select the first English subtitle track. I have been trying this but all I get are 'Invalid token' errors.
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-sel:all,+sel:(audio&(eng)),-sel:havemulti,+sel:(subtitle&(eng)),-sel:(subtitle&(2)),=100:all,-10:eng
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Re: N?
Hello,
Any updates on this? It appears to still be broken with the "invalid token" message.
Thanks!
Any updates on this? It appears to still be broken with the "invalid token" message.
Thanks!