MKVMerge is going to waste 15/16 GB and save both videos into a single file, with 2 video angles. But that is only an option when the 2nd angle is 99% different from the first. If we have a 50 min episode where 3 or 4 scenes that are wasting no more than 30 seconds each are what we call "2nd angle", this is a very dumb way to merge them. Do we really need to "fill" the rest of that angle with the same video signal? If we do, that is not an option for me. One of the reasons I converted my BD into Matroska was to remove dubbing tracks that I wasn't using.
Now I am facing a problem that is simply wasting a lot more space. I suppose if those individual files that are "called" by the player when we are accessing the 2nd angle are converted to Matroska and I attempt to merge only them into one MKV file (already using one angle), I won't be able to tell in what specific time of that episode (10m25s could be one, 22m27s another) they might be used. I think I was mistaken when said that one of the angles was alone and the other was on a file/bunch of files and mixed with the main episode and the scenes that don't need two angles. MERGE BOTH FILES ABOVE USING MKVMERGENext step:Ġ0045 + 46.mkv (new/old special effects, 02:00 to 02:30, 2-angle file)Ġ0048 + 49.mkv (new/old special effects, 04:01 to 05:00, 2-angle file) If that's the case, then both angles can be merged scene by scene, and in the middle of those files, we may add the other files.
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