[200] PopCorn MKV ReMuxer

[HeartWare]

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  however fields that said "Any language" is now empty and thus voids the rule.

Fixed.

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - Save button would not work until I fixed those.

As designed...

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - Deleting any programming rule removes that one and all below it except the last rule.

Fixed.

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - Rule: if track is A_* and Any language and Track Name MATCHES "Commentary", then delete --> however normal A_AC3 track gets un-ticked back in the main screen (it has no track name).

Please supply error-reproducable setup...

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - OK button on main screen would make more sense as START

Changed (to "Run").

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - Like AudioConverter, would be nice to know when it's done... optional user sound after each file, and another when all done or user scripts like AC

Done... (Changed old wrench icon to funnel and introduced a new Setup button - the wrench).

[garp99]

Awesome work...

I'll test tomorrow and get back to you with requested samples.
The top of post #14 shows a good example of the A_* and Commentary test -- but I'll get you a video sample later.

[tommyboy70]

Hey Heartware

Trying out the program but i always get errors like this

Code:

Error: Invalid track ID in '-s F:\Brooklyn's Finest[bluray].mkv'.

any idea

thanks

[HeartWare]

What have you set it up to do?

[tommyboy70]

I am trying to remove unwanted subtitles and this is the steps i try

1. add mkv file
2. uncheck all files on the right that i do not want to keep
3.hit the save button ( have tried overwriting and a new directory)
4. click OK

then i get the errors

I will be the first to admit i really have no clue what i am doing

Thanks

edit- Just seen the new version and it seems to have solved my problem

thanks for the quick fix

[nobloodnoguts]

Hi, your program looks great.
Does this program solve the DTS dropouts that are heard when you remux mkv files with MKVMerge?
Thanks.

[HeartWare]

I have no idea - why don't you try it out and report back?

[nobloodnoguts]

(09-13-2010 09:37 AM)HeartWare Wrote:  I have no idea - why don't you try it out and report back?

Will do.

[garp99]

(09-07-2010 08:02 AM)garp99 Wrote:  I'll test tomorrow and get back to you with requested samples.

Bad week
Please find 2 minute sample over here.

[jamos]

Hey man why is your site marked as spyware in dyndns defense plan? Strange

[garp99]

I've been using this and it's working well when I use my custom programming setup.
I no longer have to click on many items I *don't* want.

2 problems still exist for me:

1/ the post-file and post-batch events (clicking on wrench)
-- I assign .wav file sounds, similar to what I used in AudioConverter (AC) however ReMuxer opens Windows Media Player to play the sound,
which AC correctly just plays. It's annoying to have WMP open up every time a sound wave plays.

2/ the files.lst created by AC (only includes last one converted) is not being used by ReMuxer (1.04).
-- Although this was discussed in AC thread, it doesn't matter if I start ReMuxer before, during, or after AC converts a movie's DTS to AC3.
Nothing changes in ReMuxer (no added option) and nothing is auto-added to ReMuxer's file list to process.
AC and Remuxer are in the *same* folder, and files.lst is also there. This folder is exempt from McAfee anti-virus,
and the folder is in R:\Bin\ drive which is no where near C:\Program Files\ . I am testing on a WIN-XP SP4.

Request:
- Having the Close and Run buttons next to each other is dangerous, as I've found out a few times.
On occasion after files are done remuxing, I accidently press the RUN button and then it remuxes all over again,
even though the output file already exists. Could you please add a check to not overwrite the output file.

[HeartWare]

(09-23-2010 03:39 AM)garp99 Wrote:  I assign .wav file sounds, similar to what I used in AudioConverter (AC) however ReMuxer opens Windows Media Player to play the sound, which AC correctly just plays. It's annoying to have WMP open up every time a sound wave plays.

Copied special-case handling of .WAV files from AudioConverter to ReMuxer.

(09-23-2010 03:39 AM)garp99 Wrote:  the files.lst created by AC (only includes last one converted) is not being used by ReMuxer (1.04). Although this was discussed in AC thread, it doesn't matter if I start ReMuxer before, during, or after AC converts a movie's DTS to AC3. Nothing changes in ReMuxer (no added option) and nothing is auto-added to ReMuxer's file list to process. AC and Remuxer are in the *same* folder, and files.lst is also there. This folder is exempt from McAfee anti-virus, and the folder is in R:\Bin\ drive which is no where near C:\Program Files\ . I am testing on a WIN-XP SP4.

All I can say is that it works here under my XP. You haven't by any chance renamed AudioConverter.exe to another file name? If so, it won't work. AudioConverter needs to be called AudioConverter.exe (so that it'll save its setup information in the registry key that ReMuxer looks at). Try to take a look at your registry and check the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HeartWare\AudioConverter\CONFIG. What's the content of the "(default)" key in there? It should contain the directory in which AudioConverter is located. If it doesn't, you don't have the newest version of AudioConverter. If it does, then something on your system is preventing me from setting up a Directory Watcher (a system in Windows that calls me whenever the contents of a specified directory changes).

(09-23-2010 03:39 AM)garp99 Wrote:  On occasion after files are done remuxing, I accidently press the RUN button and then it remuxes all over again, even though the output file already exists. Could you please add a check to not overwrite the output file.

Confirmation prompt about overwriting file(s) has been added.

[garp99]

Thanks Keld for the changes.

HeartWare Wrote:All I can say is that it works here under my XP. You haven't by any chance renamed AudioConverter.exe to another file name? If so, it won't work. AudioConverter needs to be called AudioConverter.exe (so that it'll save its setup information in the registry key that ReMuxer looks at). Try to take a look at your registry and check the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\HeartWare\AudioConverter\CONFIG. What's the content of the "(default)" key in there? It should contain the directory in which AudioConverter is located. If it doesn't, you don't have the newest version of AudioConverter. If it does, then something on your system is preventing me from setting up a Directory Watcher (a system in Windows that calls me whenever the contents of a specified directory changes).

Yep, that would be it.
A while ago I renamed it to a version I was testing, and since then I name all new updates
to that name, otherwise I lose all my previous settings and paths for tools.
I'll look into the registry and try renaming where required.

[garp99]

Got it working now, and it works well... Thanks.

I changed my registry entries to simply use AudioConverter.exe and I will update with the same name from now on.

[garp99]

(09-06-2010 06:36 AM)HeartWare Wrote:  

(09-06-2010 05:09 AM)garp99 Wrote:  - I had 6 items added and then decided to delete the first one (which used A_*) while I was positioned on the bottom item, after delete first item I was only left with the last item which I was on -- all others were removed.

Fixed.

"Starts with" = <Text>*
"Ends with" = *<Text>
"Contains" = *<Text>*

Programming script, I have tried A_, any langauge, track name matches --> remove track:
Commentary
*Commentary
Commentary*
*<Commentary>*
*Commentary*

but nothing works since it also removes the normal A_AC3 audio for the movie.
It doesn't matter what movie, as long as there's an AC3 along with a commentary track(s).

** Please add A_VORBIS and A_FLAC to the list in programmer script section

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Also, when using programmer script it seems to act on all files in the list, which is fine.
However, if a script has already been selected and applied, then any new files added to the list
should also have this script applied to it.