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| `--stop-after-video-ends` | Stops processing after the primary video track ends, discarding any remaining packets of other tracks. |
#### Attachment Options
| Option | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `--attachment-description description` | Plain text description of the following attachment. Applies to the next `--attach-file` or `--attach-file-once` option. |
| `--attachment-mime-type MIME type` | [MIME](../../files/MIME.md) type of the following attachment. |
| `--attachment-name name` | Sets the name that will be stored in the output file for this attachment. |
| Option | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `--attachment-description description` | Plain text description of the following attachment. Applies to the next `--attach-file` or `--attach-file-once` option. |
| `--attachment-mime-type MIME type` | [MIME](../../files/MIME.md) type of the following attachment. |
| `--attachment-name name` | Sets the name that will be stored in the output file for this attachment. |
| `--attach-file file-name, --attach-file-once file-name` | Creates a file attachment inside the [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md) file. The [MIME](../../files/MIME.md) type must have been set before this option can used. |
#### Input File Options
| Option | Description |
| ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `-a, --audio-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the audio tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all audio tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `-d, --video-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the video tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all video tracks. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `-s, --subtitle-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the subtitle tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all subtitle tracks. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `--track-tags [!]n,m,...` | Copy the tags for tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy tags for all tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy everything but the IDs listed after the `!`. |
| `-m, --attachments [!]n[:all/first],m[:all|first],...` | Copy the attachments with the IDs n, m etc to all or only the first output file. Each ID can be followed by either `:all` (which is the default if neither is entered) or `:first`. If splitting is active then those attachments whose IDs are specified with `:all` are copied to all of the resulting output files while the others are only copied into the first output file. If splitting is not active then both variants have the same effect. The default is to copy all attachments to all output files. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy everything but the IDs listed after the `!`. |
| `-A, --no-audio` | Don't copy any audio track from this file. |
| `-D, --no-video` | Don't copy any video track from this file. |
| `-S, --no-subtitles` | Don't copy any subtitle track from this file. |
| `-T, --no-track-tags` | Don't copy any track specific tags from this file. |
| `--no-chapters` | Don't copy chapters from this file. |
| `-M, --no-attachments` | Don't copy attachments from this file. |
| `--no-global-tags` | Don't copy global tags from this file. |
| `-y, --sync TID:d[,o[/p]]` | Adjust the timestamps of the track with the id `TID` by `d` ms. The track IDs are the same as the ones given with `--identify`. `o/p`: adjust the timestamps by `o/p` to fix linear drifts. `p` defaults to 1 if omitted. Both `o` and `p` can be floating point numbers. |
| `--default-track-flag TID[:bool]` | Sets the "default track" flag for the given track if the optional argument `bool` is set to 1 or if it isn't present. The flag will be set if the source container doesn't provide that information and the user doesn't specify it via this option. |
| `--track-name TID:name` | Sets the track name for the given track to `name`. |
| `--language TID:language` | Sets the language for the given track. Both ISO 639-2 language codes and ISO 639-1 country codes are allowed. The country codes will be converted to language codes automatically. All languages including their ISO 639-2 codes can be listed with the `--list-languages` option. |
| Option | Description |
| ------------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `-a, --audio-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the audio tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all audio tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `-d, --video-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the video tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all video tracks. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `-s, --subtitle-tracks [!]n,m,...` | Copy the subtitle tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy all subtitle tracks. Instead of track IDs you can also provide ISO 639-2 language codes. This will only work for source files that provide language tags for their tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy all tracks of this kind but the ones listed after the `!`. |
| `--track-tags [!]n,m,...` | Copy the tags for tracks `n`, `m` etc. The numbers are track IDs which can be obtained with the `--identify` switch. They're not simply the track numbers. Default: copy tags for all tracks. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy everything but the IDs listed after the `!`. |
| `-m, --attachments [!]n[:all/first],m[:all | first],...` | Copy the attachments with the IDs n, m etc to all or only the first output file. Each ID can be followed by either `:all` (which is the default if neither is entered) or `:first`. If splitting is active then those attachments whose IDs are specified with `:all` are copied to all of the resulting output files while the others are only copied into the first output file. If splitting is not active then both variants have the same effect. The default is to copy all attachments to all output files. If the IDs are prefixed with `!` then the meaning is reversed: copy everything but the IDs listed after the `!`. |
| `-A, --no-audio` | Don't copy any audio track from this file. |
| `-D, --no-video` | Don't copy any video track from this file. |
| `-S, --no-subtitles` | Don't copy any subtitle track from this file. |
| `-T, --no-track-tags` | Don't copy any track specific tags from this file. |
| `--no-chapters` | Don't copy chapters from this file. |
| `-M, --no-attachments` | Don't copy attachments from this file. |
| `--no-global-tags` | Don't copy global tags from this file. |
| `-y, --sync TID:d[,o[/p]]` | Adjust the timestamps of the track with the id `TID` by `d` ms. The track IDs are the same as the ones given with `--identify`. `o/p`: adjust the timestamps by `o/p` to fix linear drifts. `p` defaults to 1 if omitted. Both `o` and `p` can be floating point numbers. |
| `--default-track-flag TID[:bool]` | Sets the "default track" flag for the given track if the optional argument `bool` is set to 1 or if it isn't present. The flag will be set if the source container doesn't provide that information and the user doesn't specify it via this option. |
| `--track-name TID:name` | Sets the track name for the given track to `name`. |
| `--language TID:language` | Sets the language for the given track. Both ISO 639-2 language codes and ISO 639-1 country codes are allowed. The country codes will be converted to language codes automatically. All languages including their ISO 639-2 codes can be listed with the `--list-languages` option. |
#### Video Input File Options
| Option | Description |
| ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Option | Description |
| ----------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| `--display-dimensions TID:widthxheight` | [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md) files contain two values that set the display properties that a player should scale the image on playback to: display width and display height. These values can be set with this option, e.g. `1:640x480`. |
| `--aspect-ratio TID:ratio/(width/height)` | [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md) files contain two values that set the display properties that a player should scale the image on playback to: display width and display height. With this option mkvmerge will automatically calculate the display width and display height based on the image's original width and height and the aspect ratio given with this option. The ratio can be given either as a floating point number `ratio` or as a fraction `width/height`, e.g. `16/9`. |
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| ------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `-i, --identify file-name` | Will let mkvmerge probe the single file and report its type, the tracks contained in the file and their track IDs. If this option is used then the only other option allowed is the filename. |
| `-J file-name` | This is a convenient alias for `--identification-format json --identify file-name`. |
| `-F, --identification-format format` | Determines the output format used by the `--identify` option. The following formats are supported: `text` (the default) and `json`. |
| `-F, --identification-format format` | Determines the output format used by the `--identify` option. The following formats are supported: `text` (the default) and `json`. |
| `--list-languages` | Lists all languages and their ISO 639-2 code which can be used with the `--language` option. |
## mkvinfo
This program lists all elements contained in a [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md). The output can be limited to a list of tracks in the file including information about the [codecs](../../files/media/Codecs.md) used.
This program lists all elements contained in a [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md). The output can be limited to a list of tracks in the file including information about the codecs used.
Usage: `mkvinfo [options] {source-filename}`
### Options
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| `-l, --list-property-names` | Lists all known and editable property names, their type (string, integer, boolean etc) and a short description. |
#### Track and segment info properties:
| Option | Description |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Option | Description |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `-e, --edit selector` | Sets the [Matroska](../../files/media/Matroska.md) file section (segment information or a certain track's headers) that all following add, set and delete actions operate on. This option can be used multiple times in order to make modifications to more than one element.<br>This stays valid until the next `--edit` option is found<br>`selector` has the `track:n` format. |
| `-a, --add name=value` | Adds a property `name` with the value `value`. The property will be added even if such a property exists already. Note that most properties are unique and cannot occur more than once. |
| `-s, --set name=value` | Sets all occurrences of the property `name` to the value `value`. If no such property exists then it will be added. |
| `-d, --delete name` | Deletes all occurrences of the property `name`. Note that some properties are required and cannot be deleted. |
| `-a, --add name=value` | Adds a property `name` with the value `value`. The property will be added even if such a property exists already. Note that most properties are unique and cannot occur more than once. |
| `-s, --set name=value` | Sets all occurrences of the property `name` to the value `value`. If no such property exists then it will be added. |
| `-d, --delete name` | Deletes all occurrences of the property `name`. Note that some properties are required and cannot be deleted. |
#### Tags and chapters
| Option | Description |