9/26/2023 0 Comments Mkvmerge gui remove subtitles mp4![]() I've modified your script so that you can now pick a language (specified by 3LC (eng, ned, swe etc.)) for the subtitles you would like to keep. Thanks, Karan, this was very useful to me, too. errorlevel) is 0 indicating success with no warnings/errors, it deletes the original fileįor more see the mkvmerge documentation and also for /?, if /? etc. ![]() If the MKV does contain subtitle tracks, it runs mkvmerge -S to remux the file while skipping all such tracksįinally it checks the exit code of mkvmerge and if this (i.e. It then runs mkvmerge -i on each MKV to check whether a subtitle track exists It uses for /r to recursively search %rootfolder% for all MKVs The batch file should be easy enough to understand, but here's an overview nevertheless: ![]() Mkvmerge -q -o "%%~dpna (No Subs)%%~xa" -S "%%a"Įcho Warnings/errors generated during remuxing, original file not deletedĮcho Successfully remuxed to "%%~dpna (No Subs)%%~xa", original file deleted Save the following as something like DelMKVSubs.bat in the same directory mkvmerge.exe is in, edit the rootfolder variable as per your requirements and run the batch file: offĮcho Enumerating all MKVs under %rootfolder%įor /f %%b in ('mkvmerge -i "%%a" ^| find /c /i "subtitles"') do ( ![]()
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