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Well, I spoke too soon. I seem to be getting an error with random .mkv files, some work, some give this error:

Error: Invalid track ID/file name specification in argument

Any ideas? I have the latest MKVtoolnix.

That does work, thank you again. But is there anyway to add the previous option which moved the muxed file one up in the directory chain and renamed the file to the name of the directory which the muxed file resided?

Ah, I thought I had updated that but apparently not. That seems to have fixed the problem. The other question I have is, the old mediamux could move the finished file up on directory and del the old directory it was stored in, can the new autsmuxer do this? Thanks again for all of the help.

So I have been using the old mediamux for some time now without issue. But I decided to try and upgrade everything to use the new autsmuxer script. But I seem to be having some trouble. Occasionally it will work. But most of the time I get this error "Error: No track with the ID 0 was found in ...

Alright, I am back. Everything is going well. I just have a question about subtitles. How do you keep subtitles? The --m-strack doesn't seem to do anything. Is there a special way to pull subs? TIA.

Sweetie, you're freaking awesome. All of that worked perfectly. And I was just being stupid with the atrack, I thought it was based on the total tracks, so I was using the wrong track. Everything is working perfectly, SABNZB downloads, processes with the script, moves the file and deletes the old di...

Sorry for the continual posting. But now I get this error when I SABNZB runs the pp_mediamux.sh script:


>> Processing: Show 720p HDTV x264~

@@ mencoder is required.

@@ Error while processing.

Any ideas? TIA.

Ok, figured out why SABNZB couldn't run the script. I didn't create it correctly. Fixed that, but I have a question about mediamux.sh in general. It seems like when I have .mkv files with multiple audio streams, I can't seem to choose anything except for the default track 2. When I try to specify wi...

Right, when I run the mediamux.sh script manually, it works perfect. I would just like to have SABNZB run it for me. But yeah, the script works great when I run it. Thank you for your help though.

Sweetie,

I did all of that. I just seem to get an error from SABNZB saying it can't run the script. Any other ideas of that might cause that? Could this be the issue that owine was having, that it spaces in the directory name are causing a problem?

Has anyone had any luck setting this script up to run in SABNZB? I created the pp_mediamux.sh script and set it up to run in SABNZB but it just says it cannot run the script. Any ideas? TIA.

Oh yeah, I am running OSX 10.6.