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I am not a fan of hardcoding my subtitles. i will make due with programs like VLC until companies get off their butts and support more subtitle formats. Thanks to both of you for your help.

I ran the program and confirmed that the subs are in the file. I did not realize that subs in mkv are not supported by alot of players. Is there a codec or something i can download that would allow other devices to read the subs?

The subtitles were detected and checked when the MKV container was created. I attempted to play the MKV from my flash drive on my DVD player, and from my HDD using windows media player, PowerDVD and VLC. None of those programs could detect that there were subtitles. All the Audio tracks were there, ...

I don't know if its a disk issue or a failure of my understanding of how MakeMKV works. When i select to include all Audio and subtitle tracks on a disk, the video is transcoded correctly but all the subtitle information is gone. It does not seem to make the conversion. I'm running Windows 10 Pro 64...