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In the JSON and XML views, typeorder is a useful field that specifies the stream number out of streams of the same type. For example, if I have a video with these streams:
Video
Audio
Audio
Text
Text
Text
It can be programmatically useful to know that the first text stream is, well, the first of the text streams. ID and StreamOrder provide different information and can't be used. Typeorder is available in JSON and XML outputs, but not with the plain old --Output parameter (CLI).
I'd like to be able to run this command mediainfo --Output="Text;%TypeOrder%-%Language%-%Title%\r\n" input.mkv
and get output that looks like
In the JSON and XML views, typeorder is a useful field that specifies the stream number out of streams of the same type. For example, if I have a video with these streams:
It can be programmatically useful to know that the first text stream is, well, the first of the text streams. ID and StreamOrder provide different information and can't be used. Typeorder is available in JSON and XML outputs, but not with the plain old --Output parameter (CLI).
I'd like to be able to run this command
mediainfo --Output="Text;%TypeOrder%-%Language%-%Title%\r\n" input.mkv
and get output that looks like
which is not currently possible without JSON/XML parsing or making my batch file significantly more complicated to count lines.
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