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If you don't select a closed caption track I don't believe ccextractor needs to be present. If you have slow speed without this sort of track then is must be some other issue.

Grauhaar wrote: ↑

Thu Dec 06, 2018 10:04 am

And don't forget, with the conversion of HDMV/PGS subtitles to VOBSUB/IDX the higher PGS resolution is lost.

I used to use BDSUP2SUB; it makes hidef VOBSUB subtitles equivalent to the PGS originals.

-Bill

This is the DVD forum. You need to post the Blu-ray results here: viewtopic.php?f=8&t=18351

vlc reports the correct title as "70". MakeMKV says: Title #70 was added (17 cell(s), 1:37:21) And this closely matches: Source title ID: 59 Duration: 1:37:21 Chapters count: 17 Size: 5.4 GB Segment count: 1 Segment map: 2-18 File name: title_t03.mkv My other backup utilities were not able to copy t...

ccextractor will not be used unless you select a CC track. They are marked clearly.

Also, I would very much like to see a BD sample with CC. If you have one, please write to support@makemkv.com . Done! ( Firefly tv series, Mr & Mrs Smith (2005)) Another nice thing about CC on DVD is that players have more flexibility in rendering them. Graphic overlay formats like VOBSUB for DVD a...

The feature makes closed captions available; up until now they have been invisible to MakeMKV. If you want to extract the tracks for inspection you would use ccextractor directly. It will produce a text file of the track in SRT format. Closed Captions are an earlier form of subtitles embedded in the...

I use VLC on the .m2ts file. (After using the MakeMKV "Backup" function to make a complete BDMV directory).

I just noticed that the third title is a .m2ts file, not .mpls like the others. I hadn't realized that MakeMKV would show those as titles.

-Bill

I have 800 and 801 on a Redbox rental. It is not marked as a rental special, but I don't know if there are multiple versions. Note that the oddball 1070 playlist is 1h54m, not 154m. Its sole segment is the same as the first part of the other two playlists. The only differences between 800 and 801 is...