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that UI behavior is a little misleading and not very intuitive or needs better documentation. It's been discussed to death on this forum and in the FAQ. The not intuitive part of this is its a 2-step process using an external tool when MakeMKV has already identified that secondary track as a "...

To fix it yourself you could try to rip them to text with AVISubDetector.

IIRC the MKV format does not support menus so the answer is no. It's possible DVD Shrink shows the correct order of the files and you could use it to re-author the disc. Or check some of the thread on this forum that deal with not getting the proper episode order when ripping episodic discs. Maybe s...

Try TSMuxer GUI which is included in the downloads from videohelp.com.

BlueVelvet wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 19, 2021 8:27 am

Ist ein heißes Eisen, aber man weiß ja nicht unbedingt, ob es nicht schon ein Exploit gibt, solange keiner drüber redet.

Der nichts exploiten wird, weil ich MEINE Dateien gucke und das Ding sich nicht mit dem Internet verbindet. Aber das ist nun eh zu OT.

Nebenbei: MPC-HC würde ich mal lieber nicht mehr verwenden: v1.7.13 is released and farewell So what? Die Formate, die ich abspiele, ändern sich nicht, es sind keine ausführbaren Dateien und übers Internet wird da auch nichts gezogen. Mein Problem ist jetzt noch, dass meine DVD's irgendwie das selb...

Noch mal zum Mitschreiben: MakeMKV muxt die Untertitel unverändert in einen Track der MKV sind einzelne items als forced geflaggt, behalten die dieses Attribut; es hängt aber vom Player ab, ob der die dann anzeigt. VLC zeigt sie nicht an, MPC-HC schon. Generell richten sich die Player nach dem Flag ...

Obviously, I'm bringing up a topic that no one has ever noticed. Yeah, right. There's tons of posts on forced subtitles and the fact that single items flagged as forced are not possible with MKV. You have to include all forced items into one track which then is set to forced. Luckily MakeMKV does t...

themus wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 11, 2021 2:48 pm

I have spent the good portion of the morning trying to take a simple Blu-Ray and using MakeMKV include the subtitles.

What Bluray, what tracks, what settings do you use?

Right, but it wouldn't be a problem to simply record the extra commentar in HD as well, you wouldn't need to use more than stereo and you'd still probably save space.

Yeah, found it, thanks. And of course, the BDA screwed up cause you just had to expect the lazy manufacturers would implement it like this.

This BD comes with a weird commentary track: there's some explanations given by Caltec professor Sergei Gukov on scientific aspects of the movie. These are sprinkled throughout the movie on a separate audio track that DOES NOT have any other audio. Usually, if you watch the movie with director's com...

AFAIK, not much has changed in the last years so this still applies.

Well, it looks like there's only 2 audio tracks both of which are flagged as English. This appears to differ from the Region B (= Europe) BD I see on Amazon.de which lists German, English and "undefined" (most likely Norwegian). But like I said in another thread, it's possible the authorin...

Yeah, I forgot to mention that the BD might need to be ripped (to ISO) first cause when you open files from the disc, tsmuxer cannot bypass the copy protection as BD player software can.