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Modifying files that are being seeded is a very bad idea. Please don't do that.
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This kind of stuff should be done via the --def exec option, calling 3rd party tools after the amc script is done copying files.
This thread might be helpful:
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Run batch after executing AMC script
Re: Run batch before executing AMC script
Here's an example on how to call mkvpropedit on newly processed files:
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5047
You can learn from that, and make it work with your own commands and scripts.
viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5047
You can learn from that, and make it work with your own commands and scripts.
Re: Run batch before executing AMC script
mkvpropedit doesn't remove streams. It just edits properties. The above example is just an example on how to call any command-line tool.Forn73 wrote: Thanks, I've searched the mkvpropedit documentation on how to delete all subtitles but can't find it...![]()
I see. My rate is 50 EUR per hour if you want to hire me to look into this for you. I'd recommend that you figure it out yourself though. It's probably not that hard.Forn73 wrote: I'm sorry to annoy you but I really would like to get this done.
Re: Run batch after executing AMC script
That depends on your bat script. Does it expect files to be passed in via command-line arguments?
Re: Run batch after executing AMC script
If you don't know how your bat script works, or what command-line arguments are, then I recommend going through some basic command-line tutorials first.