Remove audio track with ffmpeg

[agon024]

Is it possible to use ffmpeg (preferably in a batch script for Windows 10) to remove either the 1st or 2nd audio tracks (whichever one I specify in the script) of, say 10 episodes in a folder, then output the muxed files into a separate sub-folder? Hopefully I can use a number based on ID or something. FYI all episode will have identical audio track formats and "order".

Thanks for any help!

[agon024]

Nevermind I figured this out on my own.

Solution:

if not exist DDP md DDP
for %%g in (*.mkv) do (
ffmpeg -i %%g -map 0:0 -map 0:2 -c copy DDP\%%g
)

This will leave out the audio track with ID 0:1