MKV Tag Editor

[nathan323]

If you want a quick way of batch processing all MKV files in a directory, setting the MKV title to the filename, then install mkvtoolnix and then create a batch script such as:

echo ***** Starting MKVtitle *****
for %%m in (*.mkv) do (
echo Changing %%m Title to "%%~nm"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit" "%%m" -e info -s title="%%~nm"
echo -----
)
echo ***** Finished *****

How to make this script apply to contents of subfolders as well?

[electronicsguy]

If you want a quick way of batch processing all MKV files in a directory, setting the MKV title to the filename, then install mkvtoolnix and then create a batch script such as:

echo ***** Starting MKVtitle *****
for %%m in (*.mkv) do (
echo Changing %%m Title to "%%~nm"
"C:\Program Files (x86)\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit" "%%m" -e info -s title="%%~nm"
echo -----
)
echo ***** Finished *****

How to make this script apply to contents of subfolders as well?

I think the syntax mentioned here should work: DOS-FOR-LOOP

for /r %%m in (*.mkv) do

[noyou]

If you want a quick way of batch processing all MKV files in a directory, setting the MKV title to the filename, then install mkvtoolnix and then create a batch script such as:

echo ***** Starting MKVtitle *****
for %%m in (*.mkv) do (
echo Changing %%m Title to "%%~nm"
"C:\Program Files\MKVToolNix\mkvpropedit" "%%m" -e info -s title="%%~nm"
echo -----
)
echo ***** Finished *****

This works wonderfully! But I would also love to have it find the total bitrate of both audio and video, and what parameters would I need to specify in the batch file to update those , so they will be accurate?

I transcoded some 1080p files to 720p, and now the bitrate is shown from the original versions instead of what they really are now.

I can't find any docs on either MKVToolNix or MKVPROPEDIT.

Thanks.