Convert only french audio track if not in codec list about sickbeard_mp4_automator HOT 7 CLOSED

Not an option using the base configuration, would need to be a custom function

Feel free to post your custom function that's not working and I'll take a look. canBypassConvert is probably the one you want

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If I had DTS in autoprocess.ini I've trying this custom "blockaudiocopy" :

def blockAudioCopy(mp, stream, path, info):
    # Custom function that skips HDR files that are missing proper HDR metadata / framedata
    mp.log.info("Initiating custom audio copy check method.")
    fra_audio_streams = [a for a in info.audio if a.metadata.get('language', '') == 'fra' and (a.metadata.get('codec', '') != 'ac3' or a.metadata.get('codec', '') != 'aac' or a.metadata.get('codec', '') != 'eac3')]
    if stream in fra_audio_streams:
        mp.log.info("found a fra language with not ac3 or aac or eac3 codec, conversion needed")
        return True
    return False

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I was more looking for your canBypassConvert attempt since that's what you're trying to do now, no?

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Sorry, I misremembered the name of the custom function, you would want to intervene on the validation function, not canBypassConvert as this is an internal function you shouldn't be modifying unless you're looking to fork the code

def validation(mp, info, path, tagdata):
    # Custom function that skips files that don't have french audio
    mp.log.info("Initiating custom validation method.")
    fra_audio_streams = [a for a in info.audio if a.metadata.get('language', '') == 'fra']
    return len(fra_audio_streams) > 0

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Sorry, I misremembered the name of the custom function, you would want to intervene on the validation function, not canBypassConvert as this is an internal function you shouldn't be modifying unless you're looking to fork the code

def validation(mp, info, path, tagdata):
    # Custom function that skips files that don't have french audio
    mp.log.info("Initiating custom validation method.")
    fra_audio_streams = [a for a in info.audio if a.metadata.get('language', '') == 'fra']
    return len(fra_audio_streams) > 0

Thank you but it's not what I want. I would like to don't convert the others audio tracks if not fra, but the file may be converted ...

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Got it, that wasn't clear at all

Might be able to do this by getting creative about manipulating the codec settings on the fly for each stream

If you want to always remux nonfrench streams you could force the codec pool to be 'copy' in those instances and then apply a more standard codec pool for the french streams

def blockAudioCopy(mp, stream, path):
    # Custom function that modifies codec pool depending on language
    mp.log.info("Initiating custom audio copy check method.")
    if stream.metadata.get('language') == 'fra':
        mp.settings.acodec = ['ac3', 'eac3', 'aac']  # maintain default behavior
    else:
        mp.settings.acodec = ['copy']  # force copy
    return False

Otherwise if that's still not the desired effect you need to be much more explicit about what you're trying to do

Of note, you're essentially bypassing your audio codec settings here and manually setting them, so in the future if you decide you change what codecs you want you'll need to update this function too

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Got it, that wasn't clear at all

Might be able to do this by getting creative about manipulating the codec settings on the fly for each stream

If you want to always remux nonfrench streams you could force the codec pool to be 'copy' in those instances and then apply a more standard codec pool for the french streams

def blockAudioCopy(mp, stream, path):
    # Custom function that modifies codec pool depending on language
    mp.log.info("Initiating custom audio copy check method.")
    if stream.metadata.get('language') == 'fra':
        mp.settings.acodec = ['ac3', 'eac3', 'aac']  # maintain default behavior
    else:
        mp.settings.acodec = ['copy']  # force copy
    return False

Otherwise if that's still not the desired effect you need to be much more explicit about what you're trying to do

Of note, you're essentially bypassing your audio codec settings here and manually setting them, so in the future if you decide you change what codecs you want you'll need to update this function too

Worked like a charm !
Thank you so much :)

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