2024-05-19, 12:13 PM
(This post was last modified: 2024-05-19, 12:19 PM by lukasitaly. Edited 1 time in total.)
(2024-05-19, 06:19 AM)Iacov Wrote: thank you, that was way easier than expected. though I don't get the difference between add, append and the third option
"Appending Files" means combining multiple video files to play one after the other as a single video. For example, if a movie is split into "part 1," "part 2," and so on, appending these files will create one continuous movie file. (This is what you did)
"Adding Files" means merging different types of tracks to play together as one file. For instance, if you have separate video, audio, and subtitle tracks, adding these files will combine them into one movie. This can also include adding extra tracks to an existing movie file. For example, if you have an English movie and want to add German subtitles you downloaded from the internet, you can add these subtitles to your existing movie file, allowing you to choose between English and German subtitles.
Quick tip from a fellow German: MKVToolNix is also available in German if that makes it easier for you.
(2024-05-19, 06:19 AM)Iacov Wrote: funny thing is that I encountered an issue that apparently handbrake did cut away too many pixels on some of the files which prevents the merging. glad that I also keep the "raw" mkvs... so I multiplexed the file and than transcoded it again
Sounds tedious, but hey, it worked! xD