Closed tmchow closed 6 years ago
When I use the -i argument, according to the code, it's supposed to put that track as the second track with the first track being the the video.
-i
# Puts the AC3 track as the second in the file if indicated as initial if [ $INITIAL = 1 ]; then CMD="$CMD --track-order 0:1,1:0" fi
This isn't happening and the AC3 track is being put first (index=0) with video being second (index=1).
I don't understand how the --track-order argument works with mkvmerge otherwise I'd suggest a fix.
--track-order
After mucking with this a bit, discovered that the fix is simple and I created a PR for it: https://github.com/JakeWharton/mkvdts2ac3/pull/114
When I use the
-i
argument, according to the code, it's supposed to put that track as the second track with the first track being the the video.This isn't happening and the AC3 track is being put first (index=0) with video being second (index=1).
I don't understand how the
--track-order
argument works with mkvmerge otherwise I'd suggest a fix.