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Sorry, what I say is that if you extract the datas of a folder with --BOM commutator, the result may contains some errors, which doesn't occur when you extract separately the datas for each file. Then, the command to process a folder : MediaInfo.exe V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__ --logfile = V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__\MediaInfo_DivX_PB.csv --BOM doesn't produce the same result (for around 1% of the mkv processed) that processing a single mkv, in my case this one : MediaInfo.exe V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__\tt16366836.mkv...

Sorry, what I say is that if you extract the datas of a folder with --BOM commutator, the result may contains some errors, which doesn't occur when you extract separately the datas for each file. Then, the command to process a folder : MediaInfo.exe V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__ --logfile = V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__\MediaInfo_DivX_PB.csv --BOM doesn't produce the same result that processing a single mkv, in my case this one : MediaInfo.exe V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__\tt16366836.mkv --logfile = V:\_Films_to_IMDB_\__DivX__\MediaInfo16366836_PB.csv...

Hello Jerome, I think that I underestand now the issue. The -f commutator provides more informations, but the same ID ( = StreamOrder + 1 ) that previously. The issue comes (IMHO) from how the datas are extracted. 1) I extract the datas only for my problematic mkv (tt16366836.mkv) : the Output is correct. 2) I extract the datas for all the mkv located in the same folder that the problematic one : now some mkv have incorrect ID in the Output. Maybe then, I should extract the data for each mkv, instead...

Hello Jerome, For your question, I don't know.. I'm gonna trying the option -f, thank you ! EDIT : A friend said me to use "--BOM", but I see now that the result returned with "-f" looks very interesting ! Many thanks :)

Hello Jerome, For your question, I don't know.. I'm gonna trying the option -f, thank you !

Hello, I made a script with MediaInfo to extract the datas (mainly Audio languages + SubTitles) to keep only the FRA+ENG audio & S/T tracks + MKVToolNix\mkvmerge.exe to keep only those ones and define FRA as Dft.. It works fine, except on some very few movies, where the ID doesn't match between MediaInfo & MKVInfo ?! For example for the same MKV movie, I get 2 different informations : MediaINFO : V ID : 1 A ID : 2 A ID : 3 S ID : 4 S ID : 5 S ID : 6 MKVinfo : V + Numéro de la piste: 1 (ID de piste...