Sorry admin,

Looks like I need to retract my previous statement.
Could you explain what in that script needs to be replaced with local information?
I'm guessing it's the * but I can't seem to get it to work.

Thanks for your consideration.

Maybe they got cucked and wanted to confirm it?

NTR is similiar to getting cucked, or swinging. Usually NTR involves blackmail, coercion or manipulation.

Uwkai means cheating on someone romantically, as opposed to just casual sex.

Why?

Guys, Can you explain the difference between cheating (uwaki) and NTR?

Thanks for the reply admin.

My issue is that the program I use for muxing (MKV Muxing Batch GUI) needs files and folders with unique file names (i.e. attachments1-12, subtitle1-12)  so I have to rename subs, chapters and attachments which is difficult for the attachments folder (win explorer search + copy-paste can't rename folders only files).

I am almost completely a GUI user and can only use the CL with detailed descriptions for specific cases (to be clear I'm not asking you for that information, just stating my knowledge level).

Thanks for your reply and for the script, I will try and do some research to figure out how to implement it.

I had a quick look at MkvCleaver - if you're looking to achieve something more consistent with its naming scheme, you can run the following batch script in the folder containing the extracted archive's contents.

@mkdir temp
@for /d %%d in (*) do @(
  @for %%f in ("%%d"\*) do move "%%f" ".\%%~nd_%%~nxf"
  @move "%%d\attachments" "temp\%%~nd_Attachments"
  @rmdir "%%d"
)
@for /d %%d in (temp\*) do move "%%d" "%%~nxd"
@rmdir temp