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Originally Posted by sarofski
Thanks for the tip. I'm kina used to MKVCleaver so I'd rather try to fix it.
Following my question, I found out that it's due to my "custom filename".
If I delete it everything works fine, but as soon as I customize the filename, I get that error.
I use this line:
[Filename]<_Track[Track#]<_[LNG3]<
There is no problem in verification and I'm able to save it without any problem. But then I get that error!
Any tips?
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This will work much better:
[Filename]_Track>[Track#]_>[LNG3]
Here's the break down:
[Filename] will always be converted so there is no need to assign a separator to it.
Then
_Track[Track#] will be 01 for the first track in a mkv file. We tell MKVCleaver that
_Track separator belongs to
[Track#] placeholder by placing
> next to the placeholder. So if there is ever a case where [Track#] returns null then the placeholder itself and the separator belonging to it will be removed from the filename. Same case with [LNG3].
So let's assume we have 2 mkv files and we want to extract audio tracks from both where 1 file has the track marked as English and the second doesn't define the language at all.
File 1 - MyFile1.mkv
File 2 - MyFile2.mkv
File 1 output:
MyFile1_Track02_Eng.aac
File 2 output:
MyFile2_track02.acc
As you can see the placeholder [LNG3] and it's separator are removed in the second case. This happens because you told MKVCLeaver that
_ separator belongs to [LNG3] placeholder by using
>.