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SamuriHL wrote:You could try mkvtoolnix.

Thanks. I found MKVTools for mac. And I have been able to extract the subtitle files.

Star Wars has some weird "Forced" subs. Some of the commentary subs are tagged as forced, so they will be kept. I muxed all of the discs manually, and if I remember correctly, the necessary subs were always the last English track - the first track is the normal subs. BTW: The movies with ...

As much as I love MakeMKV (I am using the Mac version), the way it displays subtitles ( especially forced subtitles) when it reads a Blu-ray - or let's put it this way: does NOT display subtitles - could be much more user friendly. The new Star Wars set clearly pushies it to its limits. For "A ...

crowfax wrote:It's the opening text at the start of each movie. Angle 1 is English.

Ah! Thanks. That makes sense of course.

Thank you so much for updating MakeMKV!
Mac users can finally open the Star Wars blu-rays as well.

But what's up with the angles? Does anyone have a clue?

I run anydvd on a VMFusion windows xp instance, works great. Only use it at times like this. I am well aware that it works. But come on guys, unless you really have a professional need to run Windows on your Mac, buying VMFusion, a copy of Windows along with AnyDVD HD - all that just to decrypt the...

... I think AnyDVD has already been mentioned enough so that if anyone wants to use it, they know about it. not that easy. there is no anydvd for mac users. any ideas? Exactly. MakeMKV is all Mac users have. (Anless you want to run a copy of Windows on a Bootcamp partition of your IntelMac, which I...