Batch muxing video files on a mac

[okizen]

Is there any way to batch mux video files using mkvtoolnix for mac? I've tried to add about 10 videos in mkvtoolnix but they came out as 1 large video instead of the 10 individual videos I wanted.

[Baldrick]

You can use the command line version and make a batch script. See https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/329203-Batch-convert-AVI-to-MKV-on-Mac-from-termina...=1#post2039433

[Selur]

Hybrid should work too:

1. Start Hybrid
2. Set "Config->Path->Default output path"
3. Set "Main->Handling->Video handling" to "passthrough"
4. Set "Main->Handling->Audio handling" to "passthrough all"
5. Enable "Config->Automation->Passthrough streams->Subtitle"
6. Set "Config->Container Settings->General Settings->Standard output container" to "mkv"
7. Enable "Main->Generate"
8. Drag&Drop your files into Hybrids input line (Hybrid will then analyse the input)
9. Press "Main->Add to queue"to add the current settings to the queue
10. Press "Jobs->Start" to start processing
11. Wait until all is finished.

Cu Selur

[okizen]

You can use the command line version and make a batch script. See https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/329203-Batch-convert-AVI-to-MKV-on-Mac-from-termina...=1#post2039433

Thanks.

[okizen]

Hybrid should work too:

1. Start Hybrid
2. Set "Config->Path->Default output path"
3. Set "Main->Handling->Video handling" to "passthrough"
4. Set "Main->Handling->Audio handling" to "passthrough all"
5. Enable "Config->Automation->Passthrough streams->Subtitle"
6. Set "Config->Container Settings->General Settings->Standard output container" to "mkv"
7. Enable "Main->Generate"
8. Drag&Drop your files into Hybrids input line (Hybrid will then analyse the input)
9. Press "Main->Add to queue"to add the current settings to the queue
10. Press "Jobs->Start" to start processing
11. Wait until all is finished.

Cu Selur

Thanks.