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Blurayhd
1st June 2019, 03:18
Hi guys the think is like I told on another post I lost several Bluray movies in an home accident but I say thanks because weeks ago I decided to pass that bluray disc to an MKV file using MakeMKV, of course keeping the original DTS tracks English and other language that I need and SUP subtitles from Bluray
each one of that MKVs the size is between 18 /38gb depends of movie and I have no more space and I donę have the money to buy a lost of Bluray disc so I decided to keep this movies on MKV but decreasing the size but keeping the best quality possible, balance between quality and size using CRF
So,think IŽll get crazy because I just canŽt uderstand, I mean, I have already tried BD rebuilder, Handbrake, DVDfab, etc using CRF, DTS and subtitles SUP (from the original Bluray) but when I watch for try on my TV LED I can see the movie but the subtitles just doesnŽt appears!!
If I try to see any other MKV with subtitles I can watch with any problems, I just donŽt understand whats happends!! and IŽm worry about my legaly MKV from Bluray!!
I read the MKV is not compatible with DTS so I tried with MP4 that works but can see the subtitles
Besides,, for example I select subtitle track English and two more and the TV just let me choice between two tracks depending if I encode with BDrebuilder or Handbrake
All I want to do is decrease the filesize and can watch with the subtitles
Any ideas guys? you donŽt have how much I will appreciate it, is there another program to try that maybe let me keep tracks and watch on my TV?
Maybe IŽm doing something wrong? I missed something on Handbrake or BD rebuilder?
Thank you in advance!! I really appreciate you help!!
mkver
1st June 2019, 11:06
1. MKV is of course compatible with DTS. Who told you otherwise?
2. Does your TV actually support the SUP subtitles in the original files produced by MakeMKV? (You just said that BD rebuilder, Handbrake, DVDfab didn't work in this regard.) If no, then it seems that your TV doesn't support this subtitle format at all. It does not mean that your files are defective in any way, of course. (You can just test that the subs in your files are ok by playing it with a player like MPC-HC.)
jpsdr
1st June 2019, 12:16
I'll say the same, it's very possible that unfortunately, your TV player doesn't support SUP subtitles.
Blurayhd
2nd June 2019, 02:29
1. MKV is of course compatible with DTS. Who told you otherwise?
2. Does your TV actually support the SUP subtitles in the original files produced by MakeMKV? (You just said that BD rebuilder, Handbrake, DVDfab didn't work in this regard.) If no, then it seems that your TV doesn't support this subtitle format at all. It does not mean that your files are defective in any way, of course. (You can just test that the subs in your files are ok by playing it with a player like MPC-HC.)
First Thank you for helping me youŽre saying that I get a Bluray disc and pass to MKV with Makemkv and try to play it on my TV LED those tracks?
If the TV LED takes the subtitles that are in SUP, so that means my TV LED does able for SUP right? and same question for DTS track always taking about with MKV format
IŽll do it and tell you
Blurayhd
2nd June 2019, 02:30
I'll say the same, it's very possible that unfortunately, your TV player doesn't support SUP subtitles.
Thank you buddy, IŽll try pass Bluray to MKV with MakeMKV to see what happens and then tell you
Blurayhd
2nd June 2019, 03:36
1. MKV is of course compatible with DTS. Who told you otherwise?
2. Does your TV actually support the SUP subtitles in the original files produced by MakeMKV? (You just said that BD rebuilder, Handbrake, DVDfab didn't work in this regard.) If no, then it seems that your TV doesn't support this subtitle format at all. It does not mean that your files are defective in any way, of course. (You can just test that the subs in your files are ok by playing it with a player like MPC-HC.)
All right I just pas from one Bluray disc to MKV with MakeMKV, DTS and SUP I put the extern hard drive on one USB on my TV LED and says the audio is not compatible so the SUP..... I select English and others languages and any appears
I dont have any problems with AC3 640kbps have a very good sound
The only thing I donŽt undestand why on Handbrake or BD rebuilder if I put two audio tracks, English and other and three subtitle tracks and I do the convertion why on my TV LED I can able to select only one track I mean I donŽt have any more than one able, just appears one
But, if I try with any movie... you know... with I donŽt know, seven tracks my TV LED takes all the tracks without problems!!
IŽll appreciate you help guys (really)
Blurayhd
2nd June 2019, 03:40
I'll say the same, it's very possible that unfortunately, your TV player doesn't support SUP subtitles.
Please excuse me guys I really donŽt have any intention to disturb you
Is there some tool for convert SUP to SRT maybe easly way? or waht do you recommend so IŽll can the original?
Thank you!!
Asmodian
2nd June 2019, 06:51
My favorite tool for converting SUP to SRT was actually on this board:
SubExtractor (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162633)
Download (https://www.videohelp.com/software/SubExtractor)
jpsdr
2nd June 2019, 11:04
Personnaly i use Subtitle Edit (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162721)
Blurayhd
3rd June 2019, 04:53
My favorite tool for converting SUP to SRT was actually on this board:
SubExtractor (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162633)
Download (https://www.videohelp.com/software/SubExtractor)
Thank you!!
I just tried pas the MKV with Handbrake this time in 265, I play it on my computer and thereŽs black bars lower and upper just like usually
But on my TV LED, when I play the movie it takes all I mean, I watch the movie but full screen, audio and subtitles tracks are perfect but I donŽt know why hevc take full screen?
I really appreaite any help so IŽll can fix that and IŽll can pass finally all my movies
Blurayhd
3rd June 2019, 04:53
Personnaly i use Subtitle Edit (https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=162721)
Thank you to you too buddy!!
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