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russellbateman wrote: ↑

Thu May 02, 2019 8:39 pm

I use Handbrake to add the subtitles

Can you explain this point? Subtitles from Internet, other disc or ...? All tracks in an MKV file have an PTS (Presentation Timestamp) to sync the components. Adding things from anywhere can be a problem if different timestamps are used.

No problem at all with subtitles, MakeMKV works as expected. Nothing changed in the Blu-ray specification. Don't know why you are think that the problem is in the MakeMKV or Blu-ray area. The problem must be in your process, software, hardware, playing Software/Hardware. Test the output file after e...

What you did is a backup of the Blu-ray, this process copies every file and structure to the backup location. You must click in MakeMKV on the big disc icon and you come to a selection menu, select what you need and press start. This process creates mkv files (one for each selected title, but the ma...

The Mkvtoolnix package is your friend. You can include and remux it with "MkvToolNIX GUI" from tw existing mkv files into a new mkv file. Deselect all what is not needed, shift the wanted track in the right position and remux it.

MakeMKV supports the disc structures DVD and Blu-ray. TS (Transport Stream) is a simple container format. You can convert it with "MKVToolNIX GUI" to an MKV file.

I think there is a flag in the DVDs IFO files with indicates that an specific subtitle stream contains normal and forced flagged subtitles. Maybe that VLC analyse this flag and shows the selection option that only the forced flagged subtitles from this subtitle stream are played. But you can get the...

I am unable to rip that DVD with the forced subtitles because MakeMKV skips those unnamed subtitle tracks. How can I teach it to not do that? Extract of "Forced flagged" subtitles works only for Blu-ray and not for DVD. There is also no selection for DVDs Forced flagged subtitles. For DVD...

steveneec wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 26, 2019 12:35 am

Never have this problem with standard discs.

What is a "Standard disc" ?

Cause of Speed trouble can be a wrong mastered disc or a bad playing software. But without more details ... the cristal ball have no answers.

Most "Smart TV" have horrible Media Playing support. It can play a simple files, show pictures and so on. MKV files with video, audios, subtitles are complexer and it end up what you see. You have already verified with VLC that the MKV file is okay and playable, so the problem is not the M...

The Win 10 Pro 64bit File Explorer Window which is started by MakeMKV looks different. Unter the "My Computer" the drives and other stuff must be listed in the left box, the "File Type" selection box and the "Open"option are on different locations compared with your scr...

What Windows Version are you using? The Explorer Window looks different to Win 10.

The Explorer Window shows only matching files which matches to the types listed in the "Files of Type" selection.

The last error are not from MakeMKV, they are from the MKVExtract GUI.

Sorry to say this, but your posts without dot and comma are difficult to read. For the output folder select the MakeMKV Preferences -> Video and set the folder naming option and the starting path. For subtitles usage and understanding read this first: https://makemkv.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=64126#...

Maybe there are different movie version on the disc. Check the length and the MPLS stream segment maps for each of them. If they are all identical, different audio and subtitle tracks are inlcuded.

On most box sets you have one title for each "episode" and an overall playlist which includes ALL "episodes". This can be verified by selecting all the single episodes and take a look into the MPLS stream segment map. Write it down or remember it. Now look into the overall MPLS p...

A wrong Sync can be corrected with "MKVToolNIX GUI". Load the created MKV file in MKVToolNIX, select the wrong audio track and look ino the right below area. There is a "Timestamp and default duration" section. Now enter in the "Delay (in ms)" field the value. f.e. &quo...