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Confirmed for UPN 31398244110, MPLS 573 is the correct one.


I know I'm 10 years late replying to this topic, but thank you so much. I couldn't even get the disc to play on my PC in order to use Process Monitor to figure out the correct mpls, and I see others weren't getting the correct results ...

Well I see I'm 11 years late to this one, but thought I'd chime in. I did a Google search for the method that was mentioned in a previous comment, and found this video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AlhBmIbReao

Although it wasn't mentioned, I tried playing the disc with good old VLC, and with ...

If I remember right, there was an similar posting during the last weeks.

The solution was to respecify the MKV header settings by using "MKVToolNIX GUI". Load the mkv file in MKVToolNIX and set the aspect ratio for the video stream (lower right corner "Video properties") to 16:9 and remuxx the ...

On my Blu-ray combo pack copy from Amazon (UPC 031398228110), the correct playlist is 772.mpls.

Title information
Name: The Age of Adaline
Source file name: 00772.mpls
Duration: 1:52:29
Chapters count: 16
Size: 26.6 GB
Segment count: 19
Segment map: 509,505,521,504,503,527,513,512,501,523,510 ...

The two types of subtitle were made by different people at different times.

If the graphical subtitles are available then they are generally sufficient and you don't need the CC tracks.

However, CC tracks do have one advantage: they are text-based and the player or display program has more ...

It's not necessary to select ANY subtitle type, but CC's are often ones you don't need... but are automatically selected when doing DVDs.

MOST of the time, it's not a problem. You can ignore them if you don't want them. But sometimes MakeMKV will spend a lot of time trying to find CC-type titles ...

Is it necessary for me to select the last subtitle entry here?

Subtitles CC Text English (Lossy conversion)
Is basically just going to create another copy of what already exists in the regular English subtitle selection, or is it somehow different?