Software Update: MKVToolNix 33.0.0

Moritz Bunkus has released version 33 of MKVToolNix. With this open source program, matroska files can be viewed, edited and converted. For example, sound tracks and subtitles can be added, removed or set as default. MKVToolNix is ​​a collection of separate command line tools, but a graphical user interface is also included. Downloads are available for Windows, various Linux distributions, and macOS. The changelog for this release looks like this:

Bug fixes

• mkvinfo: when using the –size option, mkvinfo will now report the
  correctly if an element has an unknown size. Part of the fix of #2530.
• MKVToolNix GUI: info tool: clusters with an unknown size will now be read
  and displayed correctly. Part of the fix of #2530.
• MKVToolNix GUI: Multiplexer: Windows: trying to open Blu-ray index or
  playlist files failed when the path to the files contained symbolic links
  (eg when mounting a drive in a sub-folder via Windows’ disk management
  utility). Fixes #2522.
• MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: if a destination file names ends with a number
  in parenthesis (eg a year such as “(2017)”), that number will not be
  stripped anymore during the process of ensuring the destination file name is
  unique. Only those suffixes added automatically in prior attempts to make
  the file name unique will be removed. Fixes #2521.
• MKVToolNix GUI: multiplexer: Windows: the GUI will let the user change the
  drive letter part of the destination file name freely again and only verify
  its validity right before starting to mux/adding to the job queue. before it
  tried to force that into something valid, often resulting in unintentional
  paths (such as “C:\users\…\DC\files\…”). Fixes #2527.