@Kimiko_0 Do you a good program that can both remove and audio track from an episode and re-encode the other audio track.
I want to get a BD release and cut down the file size by deleting the ENglish track and re-encoding the lossless becuase.. I really don't care about it being lossless.
@Maverynthia Only GUI tool that I know of is Handbrake, but it's a pain in the behind to configure imho.
You could also use some simple commandline stuff:
> ffprobe -hide_banner ☆.mkv
[ ☆ is the video file; look through the list for the audio tracks and note the number of the one you want to keep (e.g. 0:1) ]
> ffmpeg -hide_banner -y -i ☆.mkv -vn -sn -map "♪" -c ac3 ♬.ac3
[ ☆ is the video file, ♪ is the audio track number you found before, ♬ is a temporary file for the lossy audio ]
> mkvmerge --disable-track-statistics-tags -o 🌟.mkv -A ☆.mkv --language 0:jpn ♬.ac3
[ 🌟 is the new video file, ☆ is the old video file, ♬ is the temporary audio file ]
And done.
@Kimiko_0 Thaanks :3 I'll try this out when I'm not feeling so dead X3
This works on windows right? (I can probably do it from Linux tho if I need to)
@Maverynthia Uh, I only know Linux. I think it'll probably work the same on Windows, but I'm not sure.
Oh, make sure you have ffmpeg and mkvtools installed of course:
https://ffmpeg.org/
https://mkvtoolnix.download/
Or ask your package manager.