Imperial Zeppelin
25th November 2025, 21:08
Learned Colleagues: In my flimsy defense, once DL DVDs & BDs were available and relatively inexpensive, I lost my video magic chops garnered with DVD Rebuilder and BD Rebuilder, God Bless you Jdobbs. Now I'm thrown back into the fray, trying to convert my BDs into a format that my Samsung TV can play from a USB SSD plugged into my router.
As you can probably surmise, the embedded alien subtitles that Mr. Lucas et al. have peppered the Star War movies with is driving my nuts.
Right now I'm dueling with Return of the Jedi and I've got the proper subtitles in my MKV file which works great with any player like VLC that lets you enable subtitles. However, the player built into the Samsung can play MKV, but doesn't allow subtitle selection.
Yeah, that was a long intro...
Simple Question: How do I convert my working MKV to a format like MOV or MP4 that will actually have the subtitles embedded without having to specify it. Right now, MOVAVI isn't able to do it.
Thanks,
IZ
As you can probably surmise, the embedded alien subtitles that Mr. Lucas et al. have peppered the Star War movies with is driving my nuts.
Right now I'm dueling with Return of the Jedi and I've got the proper subtitles in my MKV file which works great with any player like VLC that lets you enable subtitles. However, the player built into the Samsung can play MKV, but doesn't allow subtitle selection.
Yeah, that was a long intro...
Simple Question: How do I convert my working MKV to a format like MOV or MP4 that will actually have the subtitles embedded without having to specify it. Right now, MOVAVI isn't able to do it.
Thanks,
IZ