Need help with batch file for merging subpics into multi files

[sailor420]

I have pieced together a .bat routine for merging .srt's into multiple .mkv's.

What I'm having some difficulty with is the "track-name" for the subpic. Getting error trying to get it to fill in the track name.

EDIT: Works fine for filling in the track-name for Video and Audio defined in the .json file.

It errors out an the track-name for the merged subtitle comes out BLANK

Warning: '<filename>.srt': A track with the ID 2 was requested but not found in the file. The corresponding option will be ignored.

The bat routine uses a .json file to apply the values / labels to the "track-name" field.

Any help getting the "track-name" to fill-in properly on the subtitle will be greatly appreciated. The video and audio "track-name" is filling in correctly.

@echo off
set mkvmerge="F:\Media\MKVToolNix\mkvmerge.exe"
if not exist "MergeOptions.json" (
    echo Options file 'MergeOptions.json' not found. Exiting.
    pause>nul
    exit
)
if not exist "mkvmerge_out" (mkdir "mkvmerge_out")
for %%f in (*.mkv) do %mkvmerge% @MergeOptions.json -o "mkvmerge_out/%%~nf.mkv" "%%~f" "%%~nf.srt"
echo.
echo ============================
echo Done. Press any key to exit.
pause>nul
exit

[
  "--ui-language",
  "en",
  "--no-track-tags",
  "--no-global-tags",
  "--language",
  "0:eng",
  "--track-name",
  "0:480p Video",
  "--default-track",
  "0:yes",
  "--language",
  "1:eng",
  "--track-name",
  "1:AAC 2ch",
  "--default-track",
  "1:yes",
  "--language",
  "2:eng",
  "--track-name",
  "2:Non-Hearing Impaired",
  "--default-track",
  "2:yes",
  "--title",
  "",
  "--track-order",
  "0:0,0:1,0:2"
]

The complete .bat and .json files attached.

FYI: I'm very new to using the command line for mkvmerge, mainly been using the MKVToolNix GUI.

[sailor420]

SOLVED:

for %%f in (*.mkv) do %mkvmerge% -o "mkvmerge_out/%%~nf.mkv" --no-subtitles "%%f" "%%~nf.srt"    

xcopy ".\mkvmerge_out\*.mkv" ".\*.mkv" /D /C /I /Y

for %%f in (*.mkv) do %mkvmerge% @%mkvjsons%%jsonname%%jsonsext% -o "mkvmerge_out/%%~nf.mkv" --title "%%~nf" "%%~f"

Having to dance the TWO STEP, best I could figure out, it's not pretty, but it works !!