Reconcile file name (year) with library name (year)

[Carlo 4561]

For something specifically like your multi disc Rush disc what I and many others do is use MakeMKV to rip the main track with only subs and language we want.  Make sure you know what languages you selected.  Rip it to Rush1.mkv.  Now do the same with Disc 2 with same subs and audio languages and rip to Rush2.mkv

Now use AVIDemux, ffmpeg or any other software you're familiar with to join all parts to one file.
Once you have one file you can rename it proper and then convert it to AVC or HEVC.

While converting if you want go back and use MakeMKV to rip the "extra" tracks if you want and convert them as well after your main media is done.

The key to appending or joining multiple files is to make sure all internal tracks of each media match.

[CharleyVarrick 283]

On 2/13/2021 at 1:40 PM, cayars said:

Here's the way it looks on my system.  I've combined discs so I have one file vs two.  I've also rip some of the extra stuff on disc and make videos of them as well  but they go in the extras folder.

You can merge multiple files via ffmpeg or if you want a gui that's decent use avidemux (open 1st file, append 2nd file, save).

Hi again,

could you show the content of the extras folder in the example above?

[Carlo 4561]

I only wanted the interviews

[CharleyVarrick 283]

7 hours ago, cayars said:

I only wanted the interviews

Thanks, I wanted to see what file names were used in an extras folder.

 I was wondering if it had to follow the main movie's file naming scheme, apparently not.

 

I notice the 2nd item, ah... Le Studio in Morin Heights, Qc (an hour's drive  from here)

Some legendary recording were performed over there.

Rush – Moving Pictures, The Police - Synchronicity, Sting - The Dream of the Blue Turtles, and many more.

[Carlo 4561]

3 hours ago, jlr19 said:

I notice the 2nd item, ah... Le Studio in Morin Heights, Qc (an hour's drive  from here)

Some legendary recording were performed over there.

Rush – Moving Pictures, The Police - Synchronicity, Sting - The Dream of the Blue Turtles, and many more.

Rush recorded 6 albums there including the album my  profile pic is swiped from.   Back in the day that residential studio was ahead of the curve and one of the first to go digital.

[CharleyVarrick 283]

6 hours ago, cayars said:

Rush recorded 6 albums there including the album my  profile pic is swiped from.   Back in the day that residential studio was ahead of the curve and one of the first to go digital.

Jean-Pierre Ferland (Quebec music giant) also recorded 2 wonderful albums there, Jaune and Soleil, with a certain Tony Levin on bass... Timeless and perfect. 

 

In the same vein, Sound City is a great movie about another legendary recording studio. A must see for all music buff.