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OK. Well, I've run out of software to generate MKV files with PGS subtitles. I'm not sure how that Avatar MKV of yours was authored to play on your ASUS device, but one thing's for sure: its support for PGS in MKV is very limited and/or hardly working at all. That last batch also did not work for m...

Just for the record..none of them show up in Media Center either.

I switched to using ffdshow audio and it shows that the input is TrueHD which gets downmixed to stereo. How do I make DD be the input audio track when it exists along with TrueHD?

I am using the Shark007 codecs.....I am thinking I can use one of the splitters to select one of the audio streams. I will take this topic over to those forums to gather opinions....if anyone is interested in how I make out, then post here.

You can untick the core and just have the TrueHD ticked, your decoder will only decode the core from inside the TrueHD stream. Nope, TrueHD doesn't have a "core" in the same sense as DTS-HD. On Blu-ray, TrueHD tracks are made of two sub-streams, one TrueHD and one Dolby Digital - but both...

You can untick the core and just have the TrueHD ticked, your decoder will only decode the core from inside the TrueHD stream. Hmm....isn't Dolby Digital different than DTS where the HD audio and non-HD live as separate tracks? I know that if I select DTS-MA HD and only tell LAV to use DTS then the...

Right now my HTPC does not support the bitstreaming of HD audio, but I want to have it for the future. If I create an mkv with TrueHD and the Dolby Digital 5.1 core selected, will the LAV splitter use just the supported audio if I do not select to decode the TrueHD.

So the main track is showing two main english subtitles and the option for forced under those options. How do I know which is the correct subtitle track?

I need assistance with forced subtitles...specifically during the German speaking parts of X Men first class. I have read several threads and posts but still don't have a clear understanding on how to get them to play. I would appreciate any links to a clear explanation or just work it out via this ...