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At the very least it would be useful to indicate that a subtitle is forced. The rest would probably be repetitive for many. My Dune provides stream info rather than the track name - for example, "English DTS-HD MA Multichannel" or "English PGS".

Vidmo wrote:I would like to see a new feature for the web site. Force message postings to include punctuation, complete sentences and correct grammar.

+1.

This is not an issue with MakeMKV. PowerDVD simply doesn't support embedded PGS subtitles in MKVs. So, the issue is really with PowerDVD. The reason that downloaded files work is because they use text subtitles in SRT or ASS (styled text) format. These appear to work in PowerDVD. I tested a remux I ...

While a period is a valid character in a filename, MakeMKV converts it to an underscore. I would think this would be pretty common usage to denote the number of audio channels. For e.g. - The Grey 2012 1080p Bluray AVC DTS-HD MA 5.1-Remux.mkv would be outputted as The Grey 2012 1080p Bluray AVC DTS-...

There's a new key available good through June 29th.

The disks have already been ripped to my server for playback on my Dune. However, it's more convenient when the episodes are ripped to individual MKVs.

This would be a great feature. I've wanted this for TV series BDs for a while. It would be really nice to be able to add all the disks to the queue and then start the rip without any further user interaction.

This is already possible using a tool called the "Xin1Generator". It's called Xin1 because it's not limited to 2 cuts of a movie. I've made a 3in1 and there is no limit to the number of editions. Xin1Generator is dead simple to use and makes full use of Matroska's ordered chapters function...