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I never got anywhere with this. I have run across a few other titles that had similar issues, but I don't recall them off hand. Most of the time, it's a simple subtitle track, but that's not the case here. A few months ago, I had the chance of watching a BD (History of the World: Part I (1981)) whi...

I just realized changing the values manually as I thought will not work, even if I manage to alter the "IDX" files, they will not look correctly afterwards. I will have to remux the non washed-out subtitles manually into each MKV files somehow. :| Hopefully, someday MakeMKV will be able to...

Yes, I thought he was going to do it so, but after browsing the forum for a while I see he is kind of a man of few words.

In case I get to know anything new regarding this issue, I will post it here.

Thanks to you for actually taking the time to answer me anyway.

I have compared the respective "idx" files from both, the MKV as multiplexed by the tool I used back then and MakeMKV; now I think I know why they look different. For some reason, MakeMKV's "idx" file has a different palette's information than the other tool. Besides, it lacks &q...

I always wondered how come MakeMKV still lacks drag and drop support? I mean, it would be a very useful feature which allows to just drop folders, instead always having to open files manually.

Well, that's really weird since I'm using the very same player with the multiplexed MKVs, the only thing I change is the tool that do the remuxing job. That's why I'm wondering, provided MakeMKV only limits to rip the original vobsub files, why they show up washed-out when playing the resultant file...

Hello, after remuxing some DVD's with MakeMKV, I realized it somehow altered the VobSub subtitles' color from the original files. While trying with another similar program, they were just fine. Like this: http://www.framecompare.com/image-compare/screenshotcomparison/7K6KPNNX Is there some special p...