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I see what you mean. Coincidentally, I just de-muxed a movie with English subtitles that were ordered like this: 1. SDH subtitles (no forced flags) 2. Regular subtitles (forced flags, 30 forced captions) 3. Subtitles for commentary The good news is that I just came upon a website called Subscene tha...

I think the most sure-fire way to approach this is to simply include (mux) the main subtitle track, which always includes the forced subtitles (assuming there are any) anyway. LAV Filters can then be used to filter out the forced subtitles for users who desire that option. Thoughts, or am I missing ...

Haven't used MakeMKV in a while.

Has there been any changes as to how the program handles forced subtitles?

From what I recall, MakeMKV creates a separate track if it finds forced subtitles but doesn't actually flag the track as forced.

Is this still the case?

That is, if I wanted the name field for all DTS-HD MA tracks to automatically enter as "DTS-HD Master Audio," does MakeMKV let me do that?

On a technical level, how difficult would it be to implement an audio preview feature in MakeMKV? It would be incredibly helpful for those who only want to keep certain audio tracks, such as commentary.

I just had a strange experience with the newly released Gladiator UHD: when I use Clown_BD (which utilizes eac3to for demuxing streams), I end up with an MKV where the DTS-HD MA track is noticeably out of sync throughout the entire movie. MakeMKV, however, manages to create an MKV without issue. Doe...

Why does MakeMKV add a language tag to a video stream even if the field is left blank?

Audio is popping and crackling in random places. Never encountered this problem on any other disc.

I'm curious if this has anything to do my current problem. When I jump to certain chapters, there will be corruption/blocking in the first frame of the chapter. Initially I thought MakeMKV was screwing something up in the muxing process, but I tried an MKV made using mkvmerge and I ended up with the...

Turns out that this problem is in practically all of my rips. I'm going to try making a backup of a disc and muxing it via other software. Pretty sure this is a MakeMKV problem...

Anyone run into something similar? It only happens immediately after the jump for a single frame.

I think this is specific to Batman Begins; I just jumped chapters in some other rips and haven't run into this issue.

Would it be possible to have an option to preview subtitles in a future version, or is that technically impossible?