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I would use handbreak...but I"m dealing with 4k movies...and Atmos, and DTS:X. So, I guess I just have to select the subtitle track when needed....? I have MKVToolNix...but your saying that won't do this...hard encode the subtitle track?

Is it possible once I have ripped a Blu ray movie..with the subtitle track. To have that subtitle encoded into the film automatically, without having to select a subtitle track? I have tired selecting just the forced subtitle tracks on movies...and I find that usually the second set of English track...

I just got my drive from Billy....threw a 4K movie in, and it just ripped to my desktop! Amazing...and I'm SO thankful!
Great service..and super fast.....thanks

I've been a MKV user for years. Also a Mac computer user. I'm more than open to buying a new external, or internal burner with a case....that I can use on my MAC to rip with. And, I'd like to rip my collection of 4K movies to my server. I'm just not sure if any of these will work? The Asus mentioned...

I've decoded many movies using MKV with DTS MA, or Dolby TrueHD. Never a problem...till this movie. The TrueHD track is listed, I check it, and decode it. When I play the movie, it plays, but no sound. I have to switch to another audio track, which is just DD. Never had this problem. Anyone else hav...