Try unchecking this setting and try running MKVBatch again. If you have dropped the path from your copy of MediaInfo CLI under the menues Settings, Set Executable Paths then MKVBatch checks it for the proper size and displays an error if the version is not acceptable.Īnd earlier versions of MKVToolnix (7.0.0 for example) do not support the use of the ' Fix Bitstream Timing Information' setting.

The installed version if MediaInfo will not work for MKVBatch. If not, then you must download and install it.Īlso note, I have taken pains to mention MediaInfo ' command line interface' version specifically. It is installed by default (so I have read) on all windows XP and above.

This program was written in Visual Basic 6, which requires Microsoft's VBrun60sp5.exe to be installed. MKVToolnix must be downloaded and installed separately, as must MediaInfo command line interface.

However, there are some necessary files/programs which I do not supply. The versions that I have posted worked fine. MrMcGyver: As I wrote in the help file, MKVBatch was developed on W7 Ult 64bit, but I did installs to an originally untouched XP SP3 32bit system. Some rudimentary MKVBatch errors will display a message box, but there are far too many possible errors to capture/display them all. These reports are viewed under the menu ' Process_Log'. Baldrick: MKVBatch captures mkvmerge's reports as the video is being merged.

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