Closed tucker25 closed 4 years ago
gnoling
commented
4 years ago Wouldn't be the first time I've had reports for the "Hi10" encodes. Could you re-run that and add:
-ll trace
To your command line, and then paste or link to the results? Thanks.
tucker25
commented
4 years ago Weird :/ the other episodes worked just fine but mostly the ovas in every season it's giving me this error Sending a txt file
gnoling
commented
4 years ago Okay, so the problem is OP01 and ED01 each have an additional audio track, where the episode only has one; what you could do is open the OP/ED in mkvmerge gui, remove the second track (or at least, whichever one you wouldn't miss) and remux them without it. Just make sure to move the original two out of the directory before you try again.
If you really wanted to keep them instead I suppose you could duplicate the track in the episode, so that it has two audio tracks, instead of the one.
tucker25
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4 years ago Thanks for the answer I tried twice (removing the en one and keeping the jpn and vice versa) and now i get this error Did i forgot to tick something inside mkvtoolnix?
D:\Download[Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p][Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p]>c:\unlinkmkv\unlinkmkv (Hi10)_HighschoolDxD-13(OVA)_(BD1080p)(FFF).mkv --ignoredefaultflag UnlinkMKV Options chapters: 1 cleanup: 1 edition: 1 ffmpeg: C:\unlinkmkv\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.EXE fixaudio: 0 fixaudiotemplate: -map 0 -acodec ac3 -ab 320k fixsubtitles: 1 fixvideo: 0 fixvideotemplate: -c:v libx264 -b:v {var_minrate}k -minrate {var_minrate}k -maxrate {var_maxrate}k -bufsize 1835k -max_muxing_queue_size 4000 ignoredefaultflag: 1 locale: en mkvext: C:\unlinkmkv\mkvtoolnix\mkvextract.EXE mkvinfo: C:\unlinkmkv\mkvtoolnix\mkvinfo.EXE mkvmerge: C:\unlinkmkv\mkvtoolnix\mkvmerge.EXE mkvpropedit: C:\unlinkmkv/mkvtoolnix/mkvpropedit outdir: D:\Download[Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p][Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p]\UMKV tmpdir: D:\Download[Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p][Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p]\UMKV.tmp var_maxrate: var_minrate 2 var_minrate: (var_size 1.1) / var_duration processing D:\Download[Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p][Hi10]_HighschoolDxD[BD_1080p](Hi10)_HighschoolDxD-13(OVA)_(BD1080p)(FFF).mkv checking if file is segmented file contains segmented chapters generating chapter file loading chapters non-default chapter kept on purpose internal chapter start 00:00:0.000000001 chapter end 00:01:22.040000001 offset start 00:00:00.000000000 offset end 00:01:22.040000001 chapter enabled 1 external chapter start 00:01:22.040000001 chapter end 00:02:52.150000002 offset start 00:01:30.110000001 offset end 00:02:52.150000002 chapter enabled 1 internal chapter start 00:02:52.191000002 chapter end 00:10:21.599000002 offset start 00:01:30.110000001 offset end 00:10:21.599000002 chapter enabled 1 internal chapter start 00:10:21.640000002 chapter end 00:10:31.609000002 offset start 00:01:30.110000001 offset end 00:10:31.609000002 chapter enabled 1 internal chapter start 00:10:31.650000002 chapter end 00:21:56.293000002 offset start 00:01:30.110000001 offset end 00:21:56.293000002 chapter enabled 1 external chapter start 00:21:56.293000002 chapter end 00:23:26.403000003 offset start 00:03:0.220000002 offset end 00:23:26.403000003 chapter enabled 1 writing chapter temporary file looking for segment parts checking that all required segments were found missing segment: 0xcf 0x11 0x2d 0x22 0x72 0x69 0xba 0x54 0xda 0x4e 0xb3 0x9d 0x51 0x30 0x29 0x43 missing segment: 0xb2 0x4f 0x61 0xba 0x0b 0x4a 0x6a 0x2a 0x9f 0xcb 0xa3 0x3d 0x46 0xe7 0x45 0xd4 missing segments
gnoling
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4 years ago I believe it will typically keep segment IDs unless there is a conflict in the new file, or if you generated a completely new file from pieces or something. Double check that the new files are in the same folder, and make sure when you remuxed them that you just open them in the mkvmerge gui and untick the track you don't want, then save the new files (and that you move only the old ones to a different folder). If that's what you did, you could try changing the UIDs using the header editor in that same gui; open the original file first and just make sure the new file matches.
tucker25
commented
4 years ago I managed to fix it by changing the segment ID and i made sure the new files are in the same folder so i don't get the missing segments error anymore but still "failed to build"
gnoling
commented
4 years ago Oof, looks like I failed to notice there were two track problems in your first log. You can actually see the error (before as well) near the very end of the log where it notes another mismatch. This time it's complaining that there is two subtitle tracks in the episode, while there is only one in each of the OP/ED files. It would be basically the same deal, you'd either need to remove one from the episode, or you could duplicate (or include an otherwise empty one) one in the NCOP/NCED files.
tucker25
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4 years ago Ohh that did it! i tried it with all the files giving trouble and it worked Thank you! sorry i didn't notice haha this is my first time using a script so i don't understand much I will be closing the thread now
Thanks for the script! it helped me merge some files but there's a few that show "failed to build" i already tried fix audio and fix video and still doesn't work I'm using strawberry in windows 10 Is there a fix?