xmedia recode subtitles vlc player force

Xmedia recode subtitles vlc player force Pc#

But again, I am NOT offered the option of enabling either of the 2 English tracks. There is a second English track which I leave alone. MKV header to enable subtitle track #7, English (the first of 2 English tracks). Works fine so far.Ĭontinuing with your tactic, I decide I want the first track, English. Then I played the output with VLC and can turn on any of the subtitle tracks just as you say. I did MakeMKV without checking or unchecking any subtitle track.

Thinking about that strange audio track, is it possible that AnyDVD has interacted with MakeMKV in such a way that the audio track has been substituted for the subtitle track? Bit of a stretch, huh? I can provide you a copy of this file, though it's 24GB long.Īnother thing which bears mentioning is that I have always used AnyDVD (for BD, AnyDVD HD) by Slyfox to rip the DVD/BD to hard disk. It's like a track for someone who's blind. The audio voice-over actually describes this in detail. For example, at the very start of the video, before opening credits, the SONY logo expands. This audio consists of a voice-over describing what's appearing onscreen. MKV outputs with missing subtitles, they have an unusual audio track which I have never experienced before. I should also mention that when I play certain of these Baby Driver. I've spoken with the Brorsoft people and as a result of that exchange and further testing, came to the conclusion that the issue is not with them. From what you say, Win 10 cannot be the cause of my problem.

Xmedia recode subtitles vlc player force Pc#

I had no problem until I moved to a new PC with Windows 10.

I stress again that I have done 100s of conversions on my Windows 7 PC going from BD to. MKV which to me is just an intermediate step towards an MP4. I don't really care about Windows Media Player or VLC playing the. My main concern is to run Brorsoft Video Converter on the.