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<blockquote data-quote="BIP-BUD" data-source="post: 821238" data-attributes="member: 102243"><p><strong>AW: Filter on Audio Language</strong></p><p></p><p>Oh yes, I had already problems because the audio track was not tagged correctly. For example on Kill Bill I had in the audio tag: Audio 1 and Audio 2 instead of English and Hungarian or on an other movie both audios had the same name. For mkv files I found once a tool to correct this. As I remeber it was MKVToolNix and for avi files maybe abcAVI Tag-Editor can be used. A tool as for MP3 like TagScanner would be great, so if you know one, please let me know.</p><p></p><p>Regarding writing a script, I think it's better for me to let it be, because this would go beyond my knowlege. So I will try to clean / update all the tags step by step (prefer to have clean tags instead of changing the file names) and hope that movingpictures will support this in future.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BIP-BUD, post: 821238, member: 102243"] [b]AW: Filter on Audio Language[/b] Oh yes, I had already problems because the audio track was not tagged correctly. For example on Kill Bill I had in the audio tag: Audio 1 and Audio 2 instead of English and Hungarian or on an other movie both audios had the same name. For mkv files I found once a tool to correct this. As I remeber it was MKVToolNix and for avi files maybe abcAVI Tag-Editor can be used. A tool as for MP3 like TagScanner would be great, so if you know one, please let me know. Regarding writing a script, I think it's better for me to let it be, because this would go beyond my knowlege. So I will try to clean / update all the tags step by step (prefer to have clean tags instead of changing the file names) and hope that movingpictures will support this in future. [/QUOTE]
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