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I took the same steps on a Netflix Blu-Ray rental that Wondercow shared with us earlier in this thread. - Please see the very helpful screenshots that Wondercow shared with us! Using AnyDVD I found that playlist 461 was a good playlist on the Netflix Blu-Ray rental. (see output below) I opened the ...

In all that I've done, I've found that it is the smallest file given the language additions.

So no forced subtitle will ever propagate automatically, meaning we either have to manually add the flag every time we check the forced subtitle box or have to check the file afterwards see if there is one there and then use editor program to flag it?
Must have been an interesting holy war... :S

You would just need to select all the top level check boxes to get all the English tracks of whatever. If you select the child box, it gives a separate audio track. In this case you would end up with a TrueHD track (which will play at 5.1 or whatever your system supports) and a separate DD 5.1 track...

Interesting. FWIW, I've not seen the issue on a few BR's and one DVD that I used this version on. Are you sure you had the main title highlighted when you change it? (I've not goofed a few times and changed the name of a different title on the disc, not realizing what I'd highlighted). Assuming you ...

Sorry, I hadn't even thought to look at them. Just used to the output defaulting to forced if it sees the track forced. Yes, I can edit. When I select 'forced' (of course not knowing if it there is forced or not initially) the MKV flag is set as default on the first one and nothing on the other Engl...

This is a much-requested option... For what it is worth, if you have expert mode enabled, you can edit the file names BEFORE you create the files. Agreed, I'd like to see it be the same as the name but at least it isn't a big deal to change (in expert mode anyway). Just a bit of cut and pasting now...

I saw it on one title (don't remember which, just noted it as I hadn't seen it before) but it hasn't show up on about 5 other since, most older titles, some with multiple (fake?) additional same- sized tracks.

I'm still seeing what I assume is the same issue with 1.8.9. Both Looper and Rise of the Planet of the Apes had forced subtitles that were pulled but neither was flagged as forced (or default - I also included the main English subtitle track for both if that is relevant). I had to do so after using ...

Not quite as clear as MKVMerge but the function is there:
http://www.makemkv.com/forum2/viewtopic ... 566#p18325

Not sure about the limitation though you could validate it on VLC or avsforum. I'd be suprised if it couldn't play 5.1 as it should be able to fall back to the DTS 5.1 core which is part of the HD soundtrack. As for the solution, I wouldn't do that as there may be other solutions (like installing sh...

You can also now rename them in GUI, before making MKV file. Wow, thank you for pointing that out as I totally skimmed over that item in the release notes as I wasn't expecting it! It makes it so many of us will no longer need to use any other tool or process when putting movie/episode-only content...

Yay! All better! Thanks!

That wouldn't have anything to do with the speed of your computer. It would only have to do with the player or codecs in your system (assuming there was no issue with the file). VLC is typically the best thing for playback. If you tried to play it on your laptop over wireless (the file being on anot...

Great! Wasn't expecting so quickly. Thanks for again for the response!