Update split_ffmpeg.py for multi-stream support - #18
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Added '-map 0' argument to the ffmpeg command string array. This ensures all streams from the input file are present in the output Added '-scodec copy' argument to the same. This ensures the output subtitles are not reencoded. This change is useful for splitting multi-episode files present on many TV show DVDs, especially for Anime, which has multiple language audio and subtitle streams.
Update split_ffmpeg.py for multi-stream support
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Added '-map 0' argument to the ffmpeg command string array. This ensures all streams from the input file are present in the output.
Added '-scodec copy' argument to the same. This ensures the output subtitles are not reencoded.
This change is useful for splitting multi-episode files present on many TV show DVDs, especially for Anime, which has multiple language audio and subtitle streams.