#Mkvtoolnix batch remove audio track full

To remove Japanese audio and English Full Subtitles: Remove English audio (index 1): -map -0:a:1Īdd subtitle English Full (index 7) : -map 0:s:7 offįor /f 'Delims=' %%a in ('dir /b /a-d *.mkv *.mp4 *.avi *.mpg') do ffmpeg -i '%%a' -map 0 -map -0:a:1 -map -0:s -map 0:s:7 -c:v copy -c:a copy -c:s copy '%%~na_NEW%%~xa' To remove all audio but Japanese and all subtitles but English Full: Take a look here at the commands you can use with ffmpeg:īatch to remove Track 1 subtitle (Without Re-encoding): off You can use ffmpeg in combination with a batch or powershell script to automate your goal. I'm aware I can do it individually in handbrake itself, but it will consume too much time.Įdit: i want to expand on my question- what i actually want is to completely delete the 'english-signs and songs' subtitle without reencoding the whole video.i only want to remove the subtitle track. So is there a way to automatically choose English full subtitle or perhaps remove signs and songs subtitles completely? Since it is automatically selected it's very hard to change the subtitle for each of the 200+ videos I'm converting. However signs and songs are a blank subtitle.

However even after using that it selects signs and songs as the burned in subtitle. For my subtitle selection behavior I've made it as first matching selected language english burn-in behavior=first track. I need to downscale the videos to PSP resolution and I'm using handbrake for that. I also have English and Japanese audio tracks (dual audio). My problem is that I have 2 subtitle tracks, one is named 'English signs and songs' and another is called 'English full'.