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>>1
Yes.

>hack into my computer
First I dox you. Should be easy enough. Then a little SE and you'll open the payload yourself.

>and steal my illegal porn?
A simple FTP serv on your computer will do the trick.

>and then make my computer explode infront of my face
I'll get in your home at night and fill your cd player with explosive

>but not before you throw up a 10 second counter on my screen as soon as i turn it on?
Then I'll flash your BIOS to display the counter and power-on the cd player's laser at full power.

You're already dead kiddo.

>>17
>E/G/IN MEME QUOTES /G/ROSKI
>LE MFW
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How do I fix this fucking shit?

#!/bin/bash
cp OP.mkv ~/; cp ED.mkv ~/

for a in *.mkv
  do ffmpeg -i "$a" -f mpegts -c copy -bsf:v h264_mp4toannexb "${a%.mkv}".mpeg.ts   
done

for b in *.mpeg.ts    
  do ffmpeg -y -isync -i "concat:OP.mpeg.ts|$b|ED.mpeg.ts" -f matroska -c copy "${b%.mpeg.ts}".mkv
done

rm *.mpeg.ts; rm OP.mkv; rm ED.mkv
mv ~/OP.mkv ./; mv ~/ED.mkv ./


Now see, I would just immediately do the -isync -i "concat:things|stuff" but it doesn't seem to work with just mkv formats? Can you get it working with just mkv formats? Because converting to mpeg.ts first strips it of all subtitles, and when I convert it back into mkv mkvmerge has problems getting subs back in their due to some retarded codec error.

How would I batch convert all mkvs in a directory to append "OP.mkv" to the front of them, and "ED.mkv" to the end of them?

>>19
How do I fix this fucking shit?
By using [code] tags.

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