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Originally Posted by SKPN
Edit: It does keep the original timing if I mux the source audio in manually. I guess I will need to figure out how to write a batch file to extract the audio from the source and mux it into the encoded file.
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I haven't figured out "Job finished successfully.cmd" completely but also I have issues with names matching up since RipBot takes out the "." (I know I could manually remove it on my sources first, but haven't yet)
That said, but this in a "File.bat" and adjust the directories as needed (Assuming your MKVMerge is where I put it as well):
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@echo off
FOR %%A IN (*.mkv) DO "C:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvmerge.exe" -o ".\Muxed\%%A" "%%A" -D -S --no-global-tags "C:\Source\%%A"
pause
You'd run the batch file where the output (encoded file) is.
If you use the "Job finished successfully.cmd" you could have this be "automated", downside would be it would remux all previous encoded files unless you had those automatically deleted/moved.