This will actually lead to various issues depending on the users method of playback since it's likely something out there won't play it as it's unrecognized. So you're just renaming a mp4 file into mkv in order to attempt to fool people into believing it's an actual mkv instead of just actually muxing to mkv to begin with. My releases are mainly for dub viewers - I always tell people that want to watch the JP version to include their own subs or whatever. I just used Bulk Rename Utility to change the MP4s into MKVs so that people could stop whining about it. Lastly - as stated in my Kemono Friends release, it really, really doesn't matter what the container is. It's stereo audio either way - you're not missing anything. I try to retain the original audio if it's at all possible, but if not, then oh well.
I do not know of any other ways I could utilize to split the big file into smaller files while retaining the subs. Whenever I try to split the EPs, that's what happens. It all depends how MakeMKV exports the BD contents - if it's one big file (like this one), I just split it into smaller files, which is what you see right now.Īlso - the audio tracks are in AC3 because Avidemux doesn't support PCM audio. I just don't care to if it's too much effort to include them. I dunno if the program you used is not very good but just in case real program is free (dunno if you use windows there's one for Linux and Mac too) there should be a portable versions too. The Format according to MediaInfo states it's Base Media and Codec: mp4. Some files just can't be changed and expected to work like that as some will be fine others won't. mkv container as I tried extracting the data and said it does not recognize it as Matroska. Was kinda expecting this to be like your Kokkoku bluray share which had everything as the English Blurays should have.Īnother thing, the file extension doesn't seem to be a true. File size seems off too but can't be sure since I guess that maybe due to the AC3 being used. I been busy so didn't really spot it at first but I have the Japanese blurays of these and thought usually Aniplex US uses their Japanese blurays and just add in the English dub but this has encoded information on it which aren't present in the Japanese BD's.
Also both audio tracks are in AC3, is this what Aniplex US used? Even so it's at a low bit rate then usual DVD's have it higher. Maybe it's a mistake but seems you forgot to include the PGS subtitles since you've included the Japanese audio track making it impossible to watch leaving only the English dub being watchable.
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