[compcentral]

Solved my own problem by creating an app to do what I wanted.

Moved this thread to http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=89014

MODS: Please lock/delete this thread.

[jawgee]

I'd be interested in a way to accomplish this as well.

Thanks,
jawgee

[compcentral]

I think I might have to just create a program to do this. I found out I can use "mkvmerge -i {filename}" to get a listing of tracks, but I don't see a way to do a recursive scan, so I may just make a .Net app to do so and output a list of movies that have more than one audio track or multiple language subtitles.

[xyber]

That sounds like a great idea, can always do with extra disc space
Think I'll add this to my todo list for the new xmm.

Check out http://mediainfo.sourceforge.net/
That is what I use to get info on media files.
Here's a C# wrapper for the dll

[compcentral]

Ok.. just putting the finishing touches on this. Seems to be working great for me so far.. not bad for an hours work or so. I'll post the compiled file here in a little bit. Want to add one more feature first.

[Vincent81]

Hello,
You can try XBNE and multiple edit :

[compcentral]

Moved to http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=89014

[compcentral]

Hello,
You can try XBNE and multiple edit :

That appears to just search the .nfo file... not very reliable. This will search the files themselves and allow you to double-click them to actually remove the extra audio tracks.

[compcentral]

Moved to http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=89014

[compcentral]

Moved to http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=89014

[annastunt]

wow that's really very useful and amazing thread to get a list of all movies with more than 1 audio track. Thanks

[compcentral]

Glad you like it. To make it easier to find, I created a new "release" thread here: http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?tid=89014.

If everyone could post there I would appreciate it. Thanks.