Hey guys, I’m trying to alter some properties of a MKV file (changing track order, default subtitle/audio track, maybe deleting or adding some tracks).
Some tools from mkvtoolnix can do this directly in the file, without needing to remux it.
I was wondering if this applies to a mounted Gdrive. Can the files on the Drive be altered using this minimal bandwidth, or they necessarily need to be fully reuploaded, since now they’re a bit different after this procedure?
e.g.: When I try to use mkvpropedit on a mkv file in my mounted drive, the procedure fails and I get this on the cmd window where rclone is running: “WriteFileHandle: ReadAt: Can’t read and write to file without cache”. I tried this with a cached remote too, but the result was the same.
Alas no - you can’t modify an uploaded file on any of the cloud storage systems.
That error message is from an old rclone. If you upgrade to 1.41 and use the --vfs-cache-mode writes option, it will work. However it will effectively download, modify and re-upload the file.