Find video files with multiple audio tracks

[tordenflesk]

Is it possible to index and search for video files with multiple audio tracks?
Mostly .mkv and mp4 containers.

Everything 1.5.0.1359a

[void]

I have put this on my TODO list.

Thank you for the suggestion.

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1360a adds the following properties:

• Audio Track Count
• Video Track Count
• Subtitle Track Count

Currently, they work for both mkv and mp4 containers.
(mp4 containers don't have official subtitle tracks)



To view these properties:

• In Everything 1.5, right click the result list column header and click Add Columns....
• Search for: track
• Select Audio Track Count, Video Track Count and/or Subtitle Track Count.
• Click OK.

To search for media files with no audio track, include the following in your search:

audio-track-count:0



To search for media files with multiple audio tracks, include the following in your search:

audio-track-count:>1



To search for media files with multiple video tracks, include the following in your search:

video-track-count:>1



To search for media files with a subtitle track, include the following in your search:

subtitle-track-count:



audio-track-count:
video-track-count:
subtitle-track-count:

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

So

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audio-track-count:

would show all media files that have only 1 audio track, while

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audio-track-count:<1

mute files?


And if

[...]
(mp4 containers don't have official subtitle tracks)
[...]

then does it then mean that [regardless of Everything's capabilities] all MP4 files will never have subtitles in them - unless hardcoded in them?

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

Well, am I right? I need to be sure that I understood correctly instructions from the Search Functions help topic

And what about the subtitles question

[void]

audio-track-count:

would show all media files that have only 1 audio track

audio-track-count: will show all media files that contain 1 or more audio tracks.



Use the following to find media files with only 1 audio track:

audio-track-count:1



Use the following to find media files with 2 or more audio tracks:

audio-track-count:>1



To find files where Everything doesn't know the audio track count, include the following in your search:

audio-track-count:unknown

audio-track-count:<1

mute files?

Yes, same result as:

audio-track-count:0

does it then mean that [regardless of Everything's capabilities] all MP4 files will never have subtitles in them - unless hardcoded in them?

mp4 files can have subtitle track (subp)
I'll add support for this in the next alpha update.

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

[...]

does it then mean that [regardless of Everything's capabilities] all MP4 files will never have subtitles in them - unless hardcoded in them?

mp4 files can have subtitle track (subp)
I'll add support for this in the next alpha update.

It's good that I have asked about it then

Looking forward to that update

[Thy Grand Voidinesss]

It seems that version 1.5.0.1371a x64 Portable is capable of showing me also files with subtitle tracks when video files are in MP4 format

So thank you for this update