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15th March 2010, 02:11 | #7281 | Link |
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That means you have probably removed them with the settings in SETUP or via the streams list. My recommendation is to always keep all the subtitles. They're small enough that most of the time you don't have to worry about them -- and sometimes its hard to distinguish which you want and don't want just based on language. |
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The problem was my player setup. After the player returned from service I did not check each and every setting and that was exactly the problem: I had not set languages properly so that the "forced subtitles" did not appear. 32.08 definitely was NOT to blame in my case in movie only mode (BD-25) but my player's settings - maybe you could doublecheck/change yours? |
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DK, I welcome your comment but dont think that is the problem.Have two desktop players and totalmedia theatre on the PC all have not had any settings changed but all exhibit the same problem.
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1) Which sub that is, & once you know that: 2) You have to right click on that sub in the "streams" tab & select "Turn Subtitle ON" Correct me if I'm wrong, jdobbs, but from my experience, I don't think that "on switch" is happening "automatically" in movie only mode. |
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Thanks heaps for that. Was not aware of the "right click" option. However you are right which subtitle is it ? It appears you can only switch one on which it obvious i guess. Am using Bourne movie as an example there are a total of 33 subtitles and 4 English ones. I guess i will have to use trial and error to determine which one. Chris
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In that example, it would be the sixth sub on a list of eight. That would directly correspond to the list you'd see in the BD-RB streams tab. |
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Been trying this on Win7 x64. I have the Matroska Splitter and FFDshow 3133 from the first page. I ran the Video Decoder settings and set MPEG-2 to Libavcodec and have tried VC-1 on both wmv9 and disabled. Nothing seems to work.
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Race guy & Jobbs are correct you need to find the correct stream and select it manually. Thus I may have solved your problem and fixed mine as well. For my "bourne" example, my set top players only show 15 subtitle streams yet BD_rebuilder shows 32. So how do I find the correct stream to force ? Well I found that the PC player "TotalMedia Theatre" lists in its subtitle selection menu 32 streams and it had already selected stream 28, which was the missing subtitles. I then redid "The Bourne Ultimatum" with all subtitles but with stream 28 manually selected as suggested jdobbs said in previous post and it all worked fine. It would seem we need a tool that shows all the subtitle stream and the one that is selected by default. For me at least TotalMedia Theatre seems to do that. Many thanks to all who have helped with this problem Chris
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I still have the same problem, though. After installing FFDshow and enabling MPEG-2, I get this error: Quote:
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Bourne Identity and Bourne Supremacy burning problem. Used Slysoft 6.6.2.6 along with BDRebuilder 0.32.08. Have backed up over 50 movies to BD-r 25G discs without a hitch (except for Wizard of Oz, would not compress and play). Have just found that neither of these "Bourne" backups will play on my Panasonic BD-60 beyond the "extras" sections. The extras will play fine but when I go to play the movie, the player hangs then reverts back to the Main menu. I am also not able to choose individual chapters to play. The same result occurs, hangs then back to Main menu. Same result on both of the Bourne discs mentioned above.
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I have found there are a number of ways forced subtitles are included - either in the main subtitle track (with a number of lines marked as forced - this seems the most common) or a seperate subtitle track (that only has the forced). I don't have time to check my previous backups at the moment, but if the forced subs are part of the main subtitle track, and you do a movie-only backup and include those subs, and you therefore have to force the sub on manually, will you see all the subtitles or just the forced ones? It would be good if BD-RB was able to identify those tracks that contain forced subtitles to make it easier to identify which ones to include - but as far as I'm aware (from the Eac3to notes) you can only tell with Blu-ray if subs are forced after you extract the entire subtitle track (unlike hd-dvd). Even better, it would be good to be able to extract just the forced subs from the track (if they are a part of the main subtitle track) and include them (I guess this should be for the feature requests thread). |
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Have you tried the suggestions listed here? http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=151633 |
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The problem is that "The Mummy" has well over the 32 subtitles streams. I can see all of them on my s/w player and know which one I need to force BUT only the standard 32 are shown in tsmuxer. The subtitle stream I need is 36 or something like that (cant remember off the top of my head). SO either they are some kind of txt only subs that tsmuxer cannot resolve OR the extra (above 32) subs are java generated. Its the only movie ive come across with this problem. |
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