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Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 10:58 am
by jeromec
Hi.
I have problems with Kill Bill volumes 1 and 2, US Blu-Ray editions (region free)
Only some (PGS) subtiltes are recongnized by makemkv (english SDH, japanese, plus Spanish for Kill Bill 1)
Other subtitles, such as Forced English or Forced French (for scenes in japanese language) do not appear and cannot be copied
However, they appear in TSMuxer (but that is WIndows Only and requires a lot more work) and I will go that route to enable them.
I am using Makemkv 1.4.11 beta on Snow Leopard.
Anyone having the same problem ?
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 5:31 pm
by mrbass
Mike mentioned detection of forced subtitles is on the to do list.
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Sat Jan 23, 2010 7:20 pm
by jeromec
Thanks Mrbase.
The todolist, if I understand well, is about flagging forced subtitles as flagged.
Here subtitles are not detected at all.
And that includes non-forced subtitles (Spanish for KB2, plus 2 asian languages I did not recognize for both KB1 and KB2)
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 7:05 am
by mike admin
This is known error with 1.4.11 - will be corrected in 1.4.12
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Thu Jan 28, 2010 7:50 am
by jeromec
Great!
Thanks.
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Thu Feb 04, 2010 11:43 pm
by Fr4nz
Hello,
with the new version of makemkv (1.4.12) I'm not able to extract all the subtitles from the Blu-Ray "Inglorious Basterds" (Italian version). In detail, what is happening is that, after finishing the rip, the program tells me that some subtitle tracks are "empty" and reports me the list of these tracks (which, anyway, are included in the muxed mkv). Another curious thing is that these tracks have an odd index.
If needed I can provide more infos, just let me know.
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 9:40 am
by mike admin
Fr4nz wrote:Hello,
with the new version of makemkv (1.4.12) I'm not able to extract all the subtitles from the Blu-Ray "Inglorious Basterds" (Italian version). In detail, what is happening is that, after finishing the rip, the program tells me that some subtitle tracks are "empty" and reports me the list of these tracks (which, anyway, are included in the muxed mkv). Another curious thing is that these tracks have an odd index.
If needed I can provide more infos, just let me know.
That's the new handling for forced subtitles. You have selected "forced only" subtracks and they turned out to be empty, so makemkv deleted them at the end of conversion.
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2010 10:12 am
by Fr4nz
mike admin wrote:Fr4nz wrote:Hello,
with the new version of makemkv (1.4.12) I'm not able to extract all the subtitles from the Blu-Ray "Inglorious Basterds" (Italian version). In detail, what is happening is that, after finishing the rip, the program tells me that some subtitle tracks are "empty" and reports me the list of these tracks (which, anyway, are included in the muxed mkv). Another curious thing is that these tracks have an odd index.
If needed I can provide more infos, just let me know.
That's the new handling for forced subtitles. You have selected "forced only" subtracks and they turned out to be empty, so makemkv deleted them at the end of conversion.
That's not correct: I've selected ALL the subtitle tracks, but not all of them were extracted. And the subtitles not extracted were the forced caption tracks, which on this disk are separated from "regular" subtitle tracks. There's surely a bug, because from AnyDVD m2ts extracted file I could demux all subs without problems.
Re: Some Blu-Ray subtitle streams not detected by makemkv
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 7:14 am
by mike admin
that sounds strange. can you please post full log file - enable it in preferences, "log debug messages".