Instead or in addition to the read rate, can there also be a write rate?
When a new file is made can it be kept like this: The Matrix (1999) and not like this: The_Matrix_(1999)_t00?
Improvements to makemkv
Re: Improvements to makemkv
Wouldn't the write rate be equal to the read rate, in the grand scheme of things? After all, if the program can't write its buffer to disk, the read rate will drop to match the write rate as soon as the buffer fills...
As for using underscores instead of spaces... That's been a perennial request, at least to make it a preference. The track number is appended by default because setting an overall volume name can set all files to the same meta name, which influences the default file name, so something has to keep them from overwriting each other.
Have you enabled Expert mode to allow full editing of file names?
As for using underscores instead of spaces... That's been a perennial request, at least to make it a preference. The track number is appended by default because setting an overall volume name can set all files to the same meta name, which influences the default file name, so something has to keep them from overwriting each other.
Have you enabled Expert mode to allow full editing of file names?
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Re: Improvements to makemkv
Read rate includes ALL the audio and subtitle tracks, including the ones you don't want plus the M2TS over-head. Write rate would encompass only those tracks you've chosen to keep and the MKV overhead, however, I do think the suggestion is superfluous.
I'd like 'file name' to equal 'name', if you edit a track name directly. But I understand the complexities of juggling that kind of naming option. Until then, I have a batch file that reformats the text.
I'd like 'file name' to equal 'name', if you edit a track name directly. But I understand the complexities of juggling that kind of naming option. Until then, I have a batch file that reformats the text.
Re: Improvements to makemkv
Read rate will not be equal to write. If the source is a SSD and the destination is a server read/writes would be different.
Re: Improvements to makemkv
Are you talking about the read rate of the drive or the working read rate? Without an endless amount of cache MakeMKV can only work at the speed of the slowest IO device.
Re: Improvements to makemkv
Are you talking about the read rate of the drive or the working read rate?
Is this a serious question??????
The actual read rate of the source!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And write rate to the destination!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its not rocket science.
Is this a serious question??????
The actual read rate of the source!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And write rate to the destination!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Its not rocket science.
Re: Improvements to makemkv
That's true, if your source is an SSD and your destination is a server, MakeMKV will read from the SSD until the cache is full and after that it will have to slow down what it's reading from the SSD because the server wouldn't be able to keep up, hence, read/write speed will be entirely dependant on the speed of the Server and which tracks you've decided to keep. After reading everything I've posted on this thread so far, have I missed anything?pras1011 wrote:Its not rocket science.