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Here is my most up to date script.
I made things a little easier, but probably all of it needs a well made tutorial video on how to use it. I do not know how to make any tutorial video well.
The most basics:
At the top of the script are all the global variables. Change the paths and number of instances as needed.
I have included an options file as an example of how I set it up for a general show.
This options file is calling it to use vapoursynth with the -vpy true. You’ll have to install vapoursynth and all the stuff for QTGMC if you want to use that. You will also need a version of ffmpeg that can open vapoursynth scripts as input.
It also has -mergecommand. To create this, I make a small 10 second clip of the show. Load the mkv and mka files into MKVToolNix and set it up how it want it to merge, then copy the command into a text editor, change the paths to rxx variables and then replace spaces with ~.
rxx3 is the final output, rxx1 is the mka file, rxx2 is the mkv file and rxx4 is the title if you choose to add that.
Sorry I could have made that a lot easier to understand, but this was made for me. Anyway, same goes for -appendcommand except rxx1 is now the part one file and rxx2 is the part two file.
I know for sure I’m leaving out a lot of information and details. Please ask away.
Would it be a good idea for me to put this up on GitHub? I could slowly fill out details and make it into something more useful to more people that way.
Either way, as always, use this however you will. At the very least, it should give you an idea of what such a script can do and maybe be a good starting spot, if you want to make your own.