Hi all
It's been a while since I've tinkered with Subtitles.
Can anyone please remind me of what software I need and what the process is for extracting a subtitle file and then adding it to another MKV?
This particular mission is because I prefer the German release special edition of Total Recall but it does not have English subtitles. I also have the UK 2008 release which does have subs, so I want to use those add onto the German ripped disc- MKV.
Any help appreciated.
How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
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ancient
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d00zah
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Re: How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
Install MKVToolNix & gMKVExtractGUI.
Use gMKVExtractGUI to extract subtitle track. Use MKVToolNix GUI to add the extracted track to another video.
Use gMKVExtractGUI to extract subtitle track. Use MKVToolNix GUI to add the extracted track to another video.
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ancient
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Re: How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
Thank you, much appreciated 
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ancient
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Re: How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
Hi
Novice question but does this type of multiplexing - using the default settings - retain the original Video and Audio quality... or does it alter it in any way?
Novice question but does this type of multiplexing - using the default settings - retain the original Video and Audio quality... or does it alter it in any way?
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Re: How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
With MKVToolNix, video/audio/sub quality stays as they are.ancient wrote: Sun Sep 28, 2025 1:10 pm Hi
Novice question but does this type of multiplexing - using the default settings - retain the original Video and Audio quality... or does it alter it in any way?
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ancient
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Re: How to extract Subtitle from ripped disc/MKV and then add it to another MKV?
That's great, thank you.