I'll think about it.
Since, undefined is not a message tag one normally sets.
I might modify Hybrid to:
a. select it for selection and skipping
b. make sure that when writing tags instead of 'und' an empty string is written.
Cu Selur
Send you a link (via pm) to a dev version for testing.
Cu Selur
Hello Selur,
In effect in MKV the language tag is: [und] -> Undeterminated
In MP4 the language tag can be absent, not necessary to specify [und] like MKV.
The last version is not fixing the problem. It is not possible to selected [Und] in Automation list (see picture)
so if I add an mp4 with no language tag or an MKV with [ Undeterminated ] language tag, the audio is not included.
I think that the best option is to
always include a subtitle or audio if the language tag is missing, blank or "Undeterminated"/"Unspecified".
Thanks,
Dan
Quote:I think that the best option is to always include a subtitle or audio if the language tag is missing, blank or "Undeterminated"/"Unspecified".
not happening.
I can look into adding non tagged streams if 'Undef (und - un)' is selected, but always including streams without tags will not happen.
Cu Selur
(10.01.2024, 18:40)Selur Wrote: [ -> ]I can look into adding non tagged streams if 'Undef (und - un)' is selected, but always including streams without tags will not happen.
The problem is that in mp4/avi containers the language tag can be unspecified, not available. The mkv is more robust and don't allows to don't specify the language tag and [und] is automatically added or enforced. So your management of 'Undef (und - un)' should included all these situations. But in this case could be better to add an option in Automation to always included indeterminate language streams.
Send you a link to a dev version, which will treat empty language tags as 'und' during comparisons, thus when 'Undef (und - un)' is selected non-tagged and 'und' tagged streams should be selected. (did a quick test where it worked)
Cu Selur
The new dev. version is working as expected.
Thanks,
Dan