2020年8月15日 · For example, I tried ripping the movie your name, an anime movie that, while dubbed, requires subtitles for some crucial points of context. I had forced subtitles checked on the side, but when I played back the I found nothing. I also was seeing messages that certain subtitles were being found empty and removed.

2024年2月4日 · Recently, I ran into an issue with a bluray where I had forced-only subtitles on a separate track as well as a forced-only track. I want to make sure my understanding is correct: If there is only one subtitle track for English, and I select both the main subtitle track and the forced-only subtitle track, will MakeMKV output two subtitle tracks ...

2019年7月8日 · I have just finished ripping my DVD and BluRay collection to NAS using MakeMKV (MacOS Beta). I have Plex running on my NAS and play via my Oppo 203. The video and audio are fine but there are no subtitles. I have made sure the subtitle check boxes were checked in MakeMKV when I ripped so what...

2022年10月27日 · MakeMKV groups them by language first, beginning with your prefered language. You can try distinguishing between forced/non-forced with MediaInfo. The Tree view shows you the "number of elements" for each subtitle. Forced subtitles should have a relatively small number of elements, compared to "full" subtitles.

2022年11月8日 · MakeMKV does not decide whether the subtitles that it rips play by default. There are two factors that determine this. First, your player. If the player has subtitles turned on, it will always play them if they are present, using either the track that is marked default or the first track if no track is marked default.

2012年9月1日 · The other way is to have the forced subs as a separate subtitles file that can be loaded in for multi-region markets were the forced subs language would be different. MakeMKV does a pretty good job telling you which tracks are forced subs, the Blu-ray standard is more strict here than DVD's are where the forced subs can be anywhere.

2022年9月23日 · I've been using MakeMKV to rip the DVDs and Handbrake to convert them into MP4 files. However I'm running into this reoccurring issue of Forced subtitles. I know MakeMKV can't find forced subtitles on DVD's for some odd reason and I've sen a few suggestions to use DBSup2Sub to get the forced subtitles then put it all together.

This is directly ripped from my 4K blu-ray of Mad Max Fury Road with MakeMKV and untouched by anything else. I'm on Windows 11, I have an Alienware AW3423DW (OLED, 3440x1440, HDR monitor), and I play the mkv file directly from Windows Explorer (I don't usually watch it on Plex or anything like that, even though I have one).

2021年11月25日 · PGS subtitles can still be saved as a separate subtitle file (.sub, .sup or .mks), but you will notice that the file size of such a file is considerably larger than an equivalent SRT file. That is because it is a series of image overlays and not text characters. If the subtitles aren't found online, you should give SubExtractor a go.

2024年4月14日 · Using MakeMKV. Cross posted where possible. After trying to figure this out on my own, and maybe accidentally doing so, I would appreciate some help. I recently ripped Game of Thrones Season 1 from blu-ray using MakeMKV. Some specifics: Using MakeMKV to rip straight to MKV format. I do not convert it any further from this.