How to remove tag spam and set language in several MKV files at once

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@mr_chillington

--edit track:a1 --set flag-forced=0 --delete name

You may want to set the language of your audio while you are modifying the files. This will help with displaying subtitles when needed(if set correctly).
track:a1 --set flag-default=1 --set flag-forced=0 --set language=eng
This assumes english(eng).

Though I strongly suggest you use caution with the command --delete name on tracks cause you could be removing detailed descriptions of the tracks. Things like a “commentary track” or “Subtitles - SDH”, or similar.
More on what I am trying to say.

Show names for audio tracks and subtitles

FWIW, this is implemented in VLC (and likely many other media players) simply by reading the title metadata field from each track, both audio and subtitle. When backing up a dvd using dvdbackup on Linux, commentary tracks are often pre-populated with title=Director's Commentary in the metadata for the appropriate tracks in the VTS_0X_0.IFO file. My backup procedure preserves this information throughout the encoding and muxing process, it’s available for use to Plex, but Plex does not use it )= …

While Plex doesn’t support this(yet). I hope someday it will.