makemkv how to find out the timecode of forced subs

#MAKEMKV HOW TO FIND OUT THE TIMECODE OF FORCED SUBS MOVIE#
#MAKEMKV HOW TO FIND OUT THE TIMECODE OF FORCED SUBS FULL#
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Also in 'Options' you can enable backups and specify a folder to put the backups in. You may eventually get confident enough to skip this step. This copy is for editing, keep the original just in case you make a mistake. If not using BDRB to re-encode, you can, after extracting and remuxing the forced subs, use BDEdit to make sure the sub stream will automatically display:ġ) Make a copy of your entire Blu-Ray folder somewhere on your computer. If you include in your remuxed BD folder the forced subs along with the subs stream from which your forced subs were extracted, they won't work for sure, as they'll conflict. I confess I haven't had much luck getting forced subs to display from BDMV structure without further effort, even when I made sure the force flag was on when extracting. Then hardcode your forced subs into an MKV using RipBot.įor a Blu-Ray folder structure, it's more problematic.

#MAKEMKV HOW TO FIND OUT THE TIMECODE OF FORCED SUBS MOVIE#

Just extract main movie with Clown_BD, and extract the forced subs with BDSup2Sub. If you re-encode using BDRB, you'll have to right-click the forced sub stream and turn it ON, as it probably won't respect the force flag.įor making an MKV, it's easier. You can then remux the forced subs into the main movie using tsMuxer. It will alert you to any forced subs and you can extract forced subs *only* with the force flag on. Open each sub stream in turn in the Clown_BD demux folder using BDSup2Sub and examine them.

#MAKEMKV HOW TO FIND OUT THE TIMECODE OF FORCED SUBS FULL#

But you could rip full disc with DVDFabHDDecrypter first. I was able to extract movie-only running DVDFabPasskey in the background (driver-level, similar to AnyDVDHD), using Clown_BD. Nothing could decrypt full disc properly without updates. I got those discs on release day and they had newest protections on them (master Key Block, BD+ and BD-J).

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The free version of DVDFab should by now have all updates necessary to decrypt the Star Wars BDs properly. I've tried MakeMKV from time to time and it hasn't always handled subtitles correctly. And this may be a good time to suggest you try another decrypter. (Except for Episode V and maybe another one, I forget). The Star Wars Blu-rays are another matter, having forced subs embedded in another sub stream. So they're part of the picture and you'll see them regardless. Your copies of LOTR evidently have hardcoded Elvish subtitles (not all releases do, having forced subs instead). Yeah, this subject has been discussed before and you might want to try a search. Not sure what difference the flag in the header makes but it looks like it made no difference I still don't see any forced subtitles for the movie. In headereditor I set this subtitle to forced I went through all the subtitles and it looks like #8 (for me anyway) is the one to use. I believe the numbering follows what I would see as subtitle selection in VLC. And it also shows less subtitle tracks than what I selected in makemkv. Headereditor - does this not show any current settings? I know the main english subtitle is flagged as default but the headereditor doesn't show any subtitle as the default. I decided to check to see if I can flag the forced title using mkvtoolnix but that then makes things even more confusing I handled the movie the same way I did LOTR and I can't get the forced subtitles to display the same way. Headache free conversionĢ) Star Wars Phantom Menace - this has been extremely confusing. I did nothing special here besides rip the mkvs using makemkv and made sure the forced subs were also checked. In XBMC (using a different XBMC branch) I'm able to see forced subs while subtitles are off. I have decided to go through the process of adding them back but for now I'm dealing with my LOTR and Star Wars bluraysġ) LOTR - using Makemkv I have ripped these movies to mkv. So I recently realized that a lot of my movies ripped from blurays are missing subs altogether.

Makemkv how to find out the timecode of forced subs