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Hey all just got my retail copy. Can anyone remember off-hand if there were subtitles? I saw it in the theater but don't remember.

I believe I used 641 and the only scene that was out of order was when he checked into the hotel. You see him enter the exterior then he's talking to the front desk. The next scene has him coming through the front door and nodding to Ms. Perkins as he walks up to the counter.

So is there a consensus on the different versions as to which mpls to use?

I had the same issue. Tried a bunch of the audio tracks with no luck. Just an FYI there are subtitles on the Hawaiian Vacation short.

Sorry disregard, I had forgotten I set a minimum length.

Just picked up TSoT today. I can't seem to locate the 3 shorts that are included. Anyone have an idea?

I'm having an issue with the forced subtitles option. When using MakeMKV with Avatar, I am getting non-forced subs with the forced subtitles.

800 works fine. I only watched the first 30 minutes with my son but no issues. Really disappointed there aren't better extras on the disc considering how much money they made.

VLC, I thought it would at least look blurry so I would know it's in 3D.

Matey, I created a Google Doc a long time ago for this very reason. With some great people over at AVS we have tried to keep this up to date. This is so you can just check the spreadsheet first before ripping the disc and know if there's any forced subs. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc ... r...

Trying to create my first 3D MKV (Avengers). MakeMKV correctly labeled the video stream as Mpeg4 MVC 3D, however the file that is created is in 2D. What am I doing wrong?

I'm having the same issue, here is my log file. Debug log started at Sat Sep 18 14:14:37 2010 , written by MakeMKV v1.6.0 win(x64-release) Using 524544KB for read cache. 001005:0000 MakeMKV v1.6.0 win(x64-release) started 001004:0000 Debug logging enabled, log will be saved as C:\Users\admin/MakeMKV...

I was just curious if there would ever be an option to downsize a 1080p movie? There is a huge thread on AVS about how to do it but it's very complicated and involves too many steps (IMO). There is definitely an audience for this type of feature.

When opening a BD rip, how can you tell which audio track is HD or not? I opened Dark Knight and both DD tracks are listed the same. I can't tell which is AC3 and which is DDTD.