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The MPLS isn't supported in Emby either though. There also doesn't appear, within MakeMKV, to be any way to even just get the second track at all. I'd take being able to compile it together with just those bits and pieces as their own video file, or recreate and re-encode, or something. But there do...

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Ah. Not the one I have then.

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I think I've stumbled on one of these as well. Inception comes with "Extraction Mode", where you can watch the movie and at various points throughout the film it will transition to a behind-the-scenes piece about the current scene. Or, you can watch those behind-the-scenes pieces strung to...

If it's forced, you need to mark it as forced in MKVToolnix, otherwise Plex will just ignore it if the subs and primary language are both English. Subtitle Edit will allow you to browse through the subtitles, which will generally help figure out if they're forced, plain English, or English SDH. If y...

Are these possible to rip? I've just done The Hangover, and ended up with three movie playlists: one the unrated cut, one the theatrical cut, and one the theatrical cut with an additional audio track for the PiP, but no video for the PiP.

So...no?

I have a bunch of movies where the bonus features have an audio track for every audio track the film has, but they're all in English. For example, the movie has: 1. DD Mono English 2. DD Mono French 3. DD Mono German 4. DD Mono Italian 5. DD Mono Spanish And the bonus features all have: 1. DD Stereo...

There are no other relevant messages in the log section, no. There is also no log file. There used to be one, though.

I have the log set to save in [username]/.MakeMKV, which is the default location. However, in the log readout at the bottom of the program it lists it as saving at C:\Users\[username]/.MakeMKV, which is wrong. And thus, no log file is created. Browsing for the folder just gets me the same result, wi...

And actually, looking at that it's in SD PAL, which would cause it to be about five minutes shorter for the same amount of footage. So I'd say yours is SD PAL too, and that explains the different durations. After all, it's just the same footage in a different order so they should have the same runti...

I have a different release, but it shows up for me. And it's in SD, as I thought.

Yes, but the OP in this thread is asking how to make it not do that.

The subtitles and audio tracks that are available on any release will depend on the studio and the release. It has nothing to do with the region of the disc Not inherently, but it's quite common for region B releases to have a wider variety of subtitle and dub options. And yes, as with anything els...