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Open the main m2ts of the BD in Mediainfo and paste the text output here so we can have a look and maybe identify the issue. Or upload a clip to a filehoster, to do so: open the main m2ts of the BD in tsmuxer deselect all tracks but video track, 1 audio and all subs select M2TS muxing split & cu...

I have tsMuxeR but I'm not sure where the m2ts you've mentioned is located. I was referring to you opening the Bluray rather than the MKV to make sure you had not inadvertently stripped any tracks while ripping. Check the BDMV/Stream folder and open the largest m2ts which is usually the main movie....

MKVToolnix's header editor allows you to change the track language without remuxing the file.

When you open the m2ts in tsmuxer, what languages are shown? IIRC I've seen once that an audio track was flagged as the wrong language.

You could re-author the disc with DVD Shrink and convert the resulting file to MKV.

Posting Mediainfo's text output of the m2ts that has the English audio might help.

Mmh, can't remember this but if there's no track with forced subs only and the forced items are in the English tracked but not flagged as forced, how does the BD player know how to play back the items?

Add something like this to Preferences > Advanced > Default Selection Rule: "-sel:all,+sel:(eng),-sel:(core),-10:(forced*(eng)),-15:(deu),-20:(forced*(deu))" This selects all audio streams in HD and German and English subs where forced subs (IF flagged as such and recognized by MakeMKV) wi...

Why does Javascript have to be enabled to even load the landing page?

Yeah, I saw this when moderating the DVD Shrink forums. Annoying AF!

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Sun Apr 04, 2021 4:49 am

I used Process Monitor with PowerDVD to identify the m2ts and mpls.

It's usually enough to check the BDMV > Stream folder for the biggest m2ts to find the right sub. BDInfo could help identifying the right playlist.

Still, merging all threads concerning this and telling people where to go in case it happens again might keep them from spamming the forum about this
I also only saw a page in Russian and could not get to any posting with the beta key (not that I'd need it).

I wish there was an default.mmcp.xml options to do that automatically but it's better than having to remux or header edit with mkvtoolnix. Well, this is mine ignoreForcedSubtitlesFlag="false" useISO639Type2T="false" setFirstAudioTrackAsDefault="true" setFirstSubtitleTr...

What disc did you rip that had forced subs? If there's actually one track that contains some items flagged as forced and MakeMKV is only ripping those to a separate track, the setting setFirstForcedSubtitleTrackAsDefault="true" in the default.mmcp.xml (appdata.tar) should flag the track as...

This one still connects every time it's started though, right? I find that strange especially since calling up the URL in a browser does not work.