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You're returned to the track list, where the (by default, selected) Metadata tab at the bottom shows the just-added metadata: You'll be taken to the artwork addition dialog:Īfter selecting the image you'd like to use as an artwork, just click Set as Artwork in the bottom right corner.Īfter this, you're done. Now, just click Add in the bottom right corner. The third item in the list (you can quickly click it), shown in the screenshot below, contains Monsters, Inc. In this case, as the video file was called Monsters.m4v, it lists everything containing Monsters.
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Subler will try to make a guess, based on the filename, on the movie contained in the file. Now, go to File > Import > Search metadata online. (In this case, the screenshot shows the video has, in addition to a video and a subtitle track, two audio tracks an AC3 and an AAC one and has been created by HandBrake.) (As with all the other screenshots in this article, click for the much bigger and better-quality, original image.) For this tutorial, I've used a remuxed (actually, via HandBrake, entirely re-converted) version of the standardized Monsters, Inc.
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O.K., let's see how all this is done with Subler, the absolutely stunning, excellent, fastest (see my latest benchmarks HERE, also discussed in THIS thread - see mic_j's starting post) video remuxer and (audio) converter tool around.ġ, load the MP4 / M4V / MOV video file you need to add metadata to via Cmd + O or File > Open. After all, online video metadata libraries like have excellent metadata for a lot of flicks.
After having been asked ( thread with numerous, advice-packed posts from me) about doing the same with Subler, I've decided to publish a writeup on doing the same automatically. In my Video Metadata bible & Roundup, I've already mentioned Subler is capable of manually editing / adding video metadata.
TUTORIAL: automatically adding video metadata to your videos using the excellent, free(!) Subler
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I've quickly written a full tutorial to show how easy it is:
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My version of MP4Tools is Version 3.2.b15 is that the Beta?įor example, the free Subler. I learned a hell of a lot today and home from work and ready to try! takes place! Resulting in the same quality and size.Ģ.) I then take this file and run it through Subler to tag & optimize! AC3 audio is now present and looks like an MKV that never had DTS to begin with : ) So lets see if i got the workflow correct here:ġ.) MKV w/DTS 5.1 goes thru MP4Tools 1st just to switch container and the DTS to AC3! No transcoding etc. I realize now I cannot just run a MKV w/DTS audio and end up with a discrete 5.1 AC3 track now. These MKV's sometimes have a single DTS track as explained above, which is why i asked the question. However I have come across ) MKV files that have all ready been ripped (reduced in size)by others at great quality! So switching containers is all i want to do! I do not want to compromise quality or size further. Never noticed that before and not sure why it requires the video to be selected to give that option.īasically guys I always use MakeMKV, HandBreak & SUBLER when ripping my Blu-ray collection to great success thanks to this forum, so i never have to worry about the DTS because HB always takes care of that. Also, because mp4tools uses 1/2 pass transcodes instead of constant quality (as HB does), that makes me believe it uses older algorithms for the transcodes.Įdit: I was just looking at mp4tools with a dts mkv and noticed that if you do not select the video for pass-through, it will not give you the option to create an 2-channel AAC track. I just don't know what is being done in mp4tools for transcoding and I have long experience with HB transcodes and know that they are the best.
IMO, for any video needing transcoding, use HB and add metadata using Subler. I just think it's more straightforward to change containers (for files with DTS audio) using mp4tools than to basically create the audio tracks and remux them. Then use Subler to mux the video track (from the original mkv) with the 2 audio tracks from the mp4 (produced by mp4tools). If you would like to change containers using DTS with Subler: Open the original mkv in mp4tools, check the 2 DTS tracks (if HD audio), audio AC3 (5.1), add 2-channel AC3. To just change containers in mp4tools and create an AC3 5.1 audio track from a DTS track: select video pass-through, audio AC3 5.1 and add 2-Ch.
Menneisyys2, who also post around here, also claims Subler to be faster than mp4tools. Subler has the capability to add metadata and OCR subtitle tracks for conversion to srt files. Mp4tools can accomplish the same as Subler (change containers) with the addition of converting DTS to AC3 and easily adding an AAC stereo track.
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