I've seen things like for %%a and so on but my computer language skills are weak. I want to replace the "AAA_(episode title)_01" and "BBB_(episode title)_01" filenames with a wildcard so that it sequentially does the same instructions for all episodes in the folder when i execute the command in a batch file. Now i want to apply the same thing for all episodes in folder AAA using also all videos from folder BBB. "C:/Program Files/MKVToolNix\ mkvmerge.exe" -ui-language en -output ^"C:\Users\me\Videos\AAA\AAA_(episode title)_01 ^(1^).mkv^" -audio-tracks 0 -language 0:eng -language 2:und ^"^(^" ^"C:\Users\me\Videos\AAA\AAA_(episode title)_01.mkv^" ^"^)^" -no-video -no-chapters -language 0:jpn -track-name 0:Stereo -default-track 0:yes -language 1:eng -default-track 1:yes ^"^(^" ^"C:\Users\jslutz1\Videos\BBB\BBB_(episode title)_01.mkv^" ^"^)^" -track-order 0:2,0:0,1:0,1:1 MKVToolNix is a set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska & WebM files under Windows, macOS, Linux and other Unices.
Then I copy the Command Line and i get this for the first episode: Let's say i take the first video from folder AAA and plan out what i want to do with it in the mkvtoolnix GUI. Mkvtoolnix is awesome but it only does one at a time. I have a bunch of videos and sometimes i want to switch things around and remux entire folders of videos. When comparing mkv-muxing-batch-gui and mkvtoolnix-batch you can also consider the following projects: mkvbatchmultiplex - Batch multiplex video files using MKVToolnix generated command line MKVmergeBatcher - This windows form allow users to create/executed custom created mkv models.
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