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I figured out what the problem, I think. its AVG. I turned it off and it started working fine.. so any idea how to fix this? besides turning it off. I haven't used AVG in a while, but I wonder if for some reason AVG is trying to scan the .VOB file when it's created. While it's doing this, ConvertXt...

The subtitle file should have the same name of the movie file followed by the language. This is the standard procedure. I don't know how complicated it would be to meet your request. But perhaps there could be some indication to distinguish between embedded subtitles an those from an external file....

Simple. You can test this yourself. Put a video with embedded subtitles into ConvertXtoDVD. Add an external subtitle. THEN, looking at the name of the subtitles in the list, tell me which subtitle is which? There is no way of knowing, is there? They both have the exact same filename listed. I would...

some of the subtitles aren't even IN the video files, some would be external subtitles, but there is no indication which is which inside your program. I have MediaInfo, and use it, but this is not even close to a use-case scenario for that program. .....Then I'm not fully aware that your problem is...

JJ wrote:DVD has limit of 32 subtitle tracks.
There can not be more.

Just out of curiosity, is the limit 32 subtitle tracks per title, or per DVD?

You can use the freeware MediaInfo to check the movie details. https://mediaarea.net/en/MediaInfo You're missing the point. I need to know this info inside ConvertXtoDVD, so I know I'm removing the correct subtitles, or naming them correctly. And the "MediaInfo" does no help here... some ...

I've noticed that if you have both internal and external subtitles, there is no way of knowing which is which. They both get the title of the video file. It should really tell me the exact filename (including extension, in case the external subtitle had the same base filename as the video file). Sho...