I have enabled “Extract Subtitles”, which creates the SRT file, but I have also enabled “Add Subtitles”, which I understand puts the subtitles back in the resulting MKV file (for Plex). But, the SRT file still exists on disk–is there any reason that I can’t or shouldn’t delete it?

Here’s one that should work, it invokes cmd.exe and passes a delete command to it to delete a SRT file that lies in the destination directory with the same name as the converted file: PostCustomCommandPath=C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe PostCustomCommandParameters="/c del "%destinationpath%\%converted…

You can delete it. MCEBuddy keeps it because some folks like to have both. If you want to delete it automatically write a PostCustomCommand in your profile which deletes the SRT file. See here for more details: [imagen] MCEBuddy - Advanced Settings, Commands and Tweaking Gui…

If you wouldn’t mind, could you go into more detail on what might a postcustomcommand deleting the SRT file look like?

Eliminando archivos SRT después de la conversión

General Support / Questions Subtitles / Closed Captions

Goose (Goose) 7 Enero, 2019 22:23 2

Puedes eliminarlo. MCEBuddy lo conserva porque a algunas personas les gusta tener ambos. Si quieres eliminarlo automáticamente, escribe un PostCustomCommand en tu perfil que borre el archivo SRT.

Consulta aquí para más detalles:

Tema		Respuestas	Vistas
Stop copying other stuff General Support / Questions	5	1056	26 Abril 2018
Support multiple SRTs for same language for CC and Forced file naming New Features subtitles	6	817	12 Abril 2022
File Naming Convention for Subtitles and Audio New Features	26	9546	4 Diciembre 2019
4 Closed Captions in MKV, MCEBuddy only extracts and converts 1 to .SRT Subtitles / Closed Captions	2	1287	10 Agosto 2020
Possible To Do Now? Remove EIA_608 text from file New Features	4	2055	19 Marzo 2019

Eliminando archivos SRT después de la conversión

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