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[Request/Talk] nicely formatted output #178

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the-hotmann opened this issue Jun 6, 2023 · 0 comments
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[Request/Talk] nicely formatted output #178

the-hotmann opened this issue Jun 6, 2023 · 0 comments

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Hi, since there are just 2 examples and neither of them provides me with the wanted info, I just open this issue to talk about how to use this properly and what I want to do with.

Assume I have a MKV with the following:

  • track1: video h264
  • track2: audio dts 6ch 150900 bps
  • track3: audio ac3 2ch 38400 bps

I would like to read in any MKV and output the info about the audio tracks like this:

#1: DTS 5.1 24bits @1509 kbps
#2: AC3 2.0 @384 kbps

Would be cool if there also would be an easy way to detect the exact audio codec and to be able to differenciate between:

DTS, DTS-ES, DTS-HD HRA, DTS-HD MA.

Are there any good examples of this? And how about writing it back to the MKV file?

Thanks in advance!

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