Setting a default subtitle
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mangry
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Setting a default subtitle
Is there a way to mark a subtitle as the default track? (So it turns on automatically)
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idontexist
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Re: Setting a default subtitle
That's funny - I see a lot of posts asking how to do the opposite.
Download the mkvmerge GUI toolset. Within there, run the MKVMerge tool and choose File> Header Editor. From there you can edit the individual header elements, and save them without having to re-output the entire file.
Download the mkvmerge GUI toolset. Within there, run the MKVMerge tool and choose File> Header Editor. From there you can edit the individual header elements, and save them without having to re-output the entire file.
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mangry
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Re: Setting a default subtitle
Yeah thanks, I meant get MakeMKV to do it - it takes enough time as it is.idontexist wrote:That's funny - I see a lot of posts asking how to do the opposite.
Download the mkvmerge GUI toolset. Within there, run the MKVMerge tool and choose File> Header Editor. From there you can edit the individual header elements, and save them without having to re-output the entire file.
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Chetwood
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Re: Setting a default subtitle
Hopefully Mike will implement this when he adds stream reordering.
MultiMakeMKV: MakeMKV batch processing (Win)
MultiShrink: DVD Shrink batch processing
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MultiShrink: DVD Shrink batch processing
Offizieller Uebersetzer von DVD Shrink deutsch