In my case, what happens is that the split actually happens at 01:06, however, the first resulting file gets 3 extra seconds of nothing (no audio, no video, no subtitles, nothing - the player isn't even capable to playing those 3 seconds). So the durations of both files would be: 01:09 and 22:04 correct?īut that's not what's happening here. MKVToolNix GUI: the user can now control where the job queue files & the preferences INI file are stored via environment variables.
mkvmerge: bug fix: MPEG-1/2 video: The sequence and GOP headers. mkvmerge: bug fix: Fixed the file type detection for MPEG-1/2 ES. If it was a keyframe problem (let's assume it would split at 01:09 instead), the result would be a file 00:00-01:09 and another file 01:09-23:13 right? mkvextract: new feature: Added support for extracting MPEG-1/2. Take my file for example (the episode file, excluding OP and EDs) I think I understand the keyframe logic, but then wouldn't that make it so that the split would actually happen at the wrong time? Why is this hapening, and how can I fix this? Command line tools but mkvmerge GUI included (mmg.exe). MKVtoolnix will evolve into a set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska files (mkv). There you will get various options regarding on what basis you want to cut or split the video. However, it does state in the timebar that the video has a duration of 00:01:09, and so does Mediainfo. Under splitting, you can see the option of split mode. If you just want to split the MKV into two parts, select 'split after duration' as the splitting method and type 01:14:00 in the field below. When I try to play this file in VLC for example, as soon as the video hits the 00:01:06 timestamp, the player just closes the video. I try to split at 00:01:06, and for some reason, the resulting file is always 00:01:09 long. I've tried both split by timecodes, and split by parts based on timecodes, and the result is the same. This means that when I append everything, there's a 3s break between prologue ending and opening starting. I'm using MKVToolNix-GUI to split, but for some reason, prologue mkv always ends with an extra 3s of nothing. Append everything in the correct order (prologue + opening + episode + ending + preview) Split episode into 3 separate mkv (prologue + episode + preview)ģ. The layout of the episodes is the following: Prologue - Opening - Episode - Ending - PreviewĢ. I'm trying to undo this, merging the OP and ED back into each episode. I have a series, in which the Opening and Ending were removed from the episodes, and linked using ordered chapters/segment linking. All tracks vanished after mkvpropedit, the header or chapter editors Appending & splitting FLAC audio tracks not supported Automation examples Batch muxing with the GUI Characters (e.g.
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