Pgs Subtitles Handbrake For Mac
Handbrake now supports PGS subtitles, and as a result there is a thread, (currently going on) in the Handbrake forum, (HB) about Make MKV, (MMKV) not properly decoding Blu-ray subtitles, when exporting only forced subtitles. Here is the link: Here's the issue Mike. When using the forced subtitle option to burn-in the subtitles for shows like Avatar and the Navi language, it has been found that if you use MMKVs forced subtitle export check box, (leaving unchecked the outset checkbox) the resulting PGS subtitle track has no clear subtitles, (used to turn off any given subtitle at the proper time) they remain on screen till the next forced sub comes along.
Vertebrates 5si group 2 on flowvella. However, if you rip the Blu-ray disk using the 'Decrypted Back Up' option in MMKV, then encode using Handbrake, selecting forced subtitles/burn-in and the appropriate PGS subtitle track, the clear subtitles are present. Something is being changed, (in the PGS subtitle track) when you extract only the movie with only force subtitles, leaving all of the clear subtitles missing from the final MKV, PGS subtitle track. Could you please see why this is happing? I don't use Handbrake but there appears to be something off with MakeMKV's forced sub recognition. I always rip main movie only with DVDFab to HDD keeping all English and German streams (I always check forced only too). Then I use MakeMKV and remux again with MKVToolnix (since WDTV does not support uncompressed PGS subs). My recent rips turned out like this: • MakeMKV extracted 2 forced sub streams which are identical (only four items translating signs).
Each of which is marked as forced in BDSUP2SUB. But when I add the MKV to MKVToolnix only one stream is flagged as forced? • MakeMKV extracted 2 forced sub streams which are not identical. The second stream consist of one only 1 (!) item which actually is present as item 6 (of 13) in the first forced stream. • MakeMKV extracts a stream with very few items, none of which are flagged as forced.
Mike, if you want I can pm you what discs I'm talking about in case you wanna try and reproduce this. Since I'm in Region B/2 and A/1 discs might be authored differently.
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BTW, how about an advanced option that while converting to MKV would also extract all sub streams simultaneously so we could identify them with BDSUP2SUB? Having to skip through the movie to find 20 or so items is a PITA. There was a bug about not keeping non-forced 'clear subtitle' command after forced subtitle, that was fixed around 1.6.8 or so. The data from post at handbrake suggest that similar bug is still present or you do have a file from old MakeMKV. Please make an MKV file from this disc (referenced at ) that has all subtitle streams (don't check forced), then extract all subtitle streams from MKV with mkvextract and send them to. Also, in addition to keeping 'clear subtitle', MakeMKV always tries to set 'duration' of subtitle frame properly, as mentioned in the same post.
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If a BD movie uses PGS for English subs for foreign languages it appears to always have 3 subtitle tracks (I can’t say this exclusively, but all that I have done do), and if it does then you need to always select the 3rd track in Handbrake. Using HandBrake to Burn in Subtitles from MKV to MP4 for Apple TV I’ve got a number of home video files in MKV format that I put forced subtitles on. I found this very helpful when I was filming action footage when bike riding for example as sometimes you can barely hear the audio for the wind noise etc.
Mike admin wrote:There was a bug about not keeping non-forced 'clear subtitle' command after forced subtitle, that was fixed around 1.6.8 or so. The data from post at handbrake suggest that similar bug is still present or you do have a file from old MakeMKV. Please make an MKV file from this disc (referenced at ) that has all subtitle streams (don't check forced), then extract all subtitle streams from MKV with mkvextract and send them to. Also, in addition to keeping 'clear subtitle', MakeMKV always tries to set 'duration' of subtitle frame properly, as mentioned in the same post. Hi Mike, thanks for replying. The MKV file referenced above, containg the forced subtitle extract was created with MMKV ver. I want to get this right, so what I'm going to do is send two english PGS subtitle tracks, one with all subs intact, one with forced only.