Attempting to obtain an MKVPropedit batch file for execution
Attempting to obtain an MKVPropedit batch file for execution
You're trying to automate changing audio and subtitle labels across multiple MKV files in a folder using mkvpropedit. The current command works for individual files, but you're looking to apply these changes to all files in a directory. The issue is that the tool doesn't natively support batch processing of all tracks across multiple files without specifying each one individually. You may need to loop through the files, identify the relevant tracks, and apply the settings manually or with a script. Keep in mind that not every file will have track 4, which can cause errors. If you need a more efficient solution, consider using a scripting language like Python to automate this task.
Create a PowerShell script named convert.ps1 with the following content. The initial line scans for MKV files in the given directory. Each file processed runs mkvpropedit.exe with specific settings.