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Usage: mkvextract tracks <inname> [options] [TID1:out1 [TID2:out2 ...]]
or mkvextract tags <inname> [options]
or mkvextract attachments <inname> [options] [AID1:out1 [AID2:out2 ...]]
or mkvextract chapters <inname> [options]
or mkvextract cuesheet <inname> [options]
or mkvextract timecodes_v2 <inname> [TID1:out1 [TID2:out2 ...]]
or mkvextract <-h|-V>
The first word tells mkvextract what to extract. The second must be the
source file. The only 'global' option that can be used with all modes is
'-v' or '--verbose' to increase the verbosity. All other options depend
on the mode.
The first mode extracts some tracks to external files.
-c charset Convert text subtitles to this charset (default: UTF-8).
--no-ogg Write raw FLAC files (default: write OggFLAC files).
--cuesheet Also try to extract the CUE sheet from the chapter
information and tags for this track.
--blockadd level Keep only the BlockAdditions up to this level
(default: keep all levels)
--raw Extract the data to a raw file.
--fullraw Extract the data to a raw file including the CodecPrivate
as a header.
TID:out Write track with the ID TID to the file 'out'.
Example:
mkvextract tracks "a movie.mkv" 2:audio.ogg -c ISO8859-1 3:subs.srt
The second mode extracts the tags and converts them to XML. The output is
written to the standard output. The output can be used as a source
for mkvmerge.
Example:
mkvextract tags "a movie.mkv" > movie_tags.xml
The third mode extracts attachments from the source file.
AID:outname Write the attachment with the ID 'AID' to 'outname'.
Example:
mkvextract attachments "a movie.mkv" 4:cover.jpg
The fourth mode extracts the chapters and converts them to XML. The
output is written to the standard output. The output can be used as a
source for mkvmerge.
-s, --simple Exports the chapter infomartion in the simple format
used in OGM tools (CHAPTER01=... CHAPTER01NAME=...).
Example:
mkvextract chapters "a movie.mkv" > movie_chapters.xml
The fifth mode tries to extract chapter information and tags and outputs
them as a CUE sheet. This is the reverse of using a CUE sheet with
mkvmerge's '--chapters' option.
Example:
mkvextract cuesheet "audiofile.mka" > audiofile.cue
The sixth mode finds the timecodes of all blocks for a track and outpus
a timecode v2 file with these timecodes.
Example:
mkvextract timecodes_v2 "a movie.mkv" 1:timecodes_track1.txt
These options can be used instead of the mode keyword to obtain
further information:
-v, --verbose Increase verbosity.
-h, --help Show this help.
-V, --version Show version information. |
