Feature Request?

[mhadi]

First, forgive me if I've posted this in the wrong section. As I use MakeMKV on both OSX and Linux, I figured I'd just post here for both versions.

When I rip a Blu-Ray or UHD, I generally only pull the English audio and subtitles... which means I have to go through and unselect everything else. I don't need French, Chinese, Thai, Arabic, etc. In my experience, a lot of the time, there are 20+ languages. That's A LOT of unselecting, especially when I'm ripping a 100-episode/multi-disc tv show.

Unless I've missed something, there seems to be no way to "Unselect All", so that I can then go in and only select the 5 items I want.

Is there *any* way to get a "Select All/Unselect All" menu/menubar item added? I cannot believe I'm the only one who would benefit from having this.

Thanks,
Michael

[Woodstock]

Move mouse cursor into left side menu. "Right click" to open the Context menu. Click on Unselect all.

[Ezatoka]

Why don't you change the default selection rule in the Advanced tab in the options? You might need to check "Expert mode" at the first page of the settings.

[glamdring]

If you set your language in the settings the query should select subtitles and audio tracks with your language or if you want multiple you can set a custom query that selects specific ones.

Figuring this out was a huge time saver for me, I was manually checking / unchecking so much stuff.

Here is a post with the query options: https://www.makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4386

[mhadi]

Woodstock & glamdring: Thank you so much, both solutions works beautifully