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A problem with subtitles
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 12:22 pm
by sutor2008
Before all, sorry if my english is not correct.
I have a BluRay film and I like to take only the movie to my hard disc (I make the same with all my older DvD, put him in one network storage for all in home)
The film is and extended version and if I see the movie direct from BluRay player only appears the subtitles in the added scenes. Well the problem is when I try to extrtact the movie with the program. I can't have the forced subtitles only for the extended scenes. The programm always take all subtitles.
I have two subtitles: Spanish for the film, spanish for comments of director and an other spanish only forced. Well I click on one to one and the subtitles always are for all film.
I try with dvd version, avi, and I m not to do. Can you help me?
The las t solution is copy the bluray in my hard disc but my 40Gb is to mach
Thank you.
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 3:13 pm
by Claire
Hello,
When you load your main movie click on the edit button,
now in the new window make sure the only subtitle checked is the one at the bottom of the list "forced subtitles"
Does this help?
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Tue Oct 23, 2012 8:11 pm
by sutor2008
Thank you Claire for your answer.
I do it before I contact you but I think is the format. What avi can you recomend me?
I like H264 and the video and audio like sample or original but I cant with that format.
Thank You again.
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:46 am
by Claire
All the output profiles should include your forced subtitles, except mkv muxing profile.
However for some profiles you can only select one subtitle track for the output as they are embedded into the video.
1st are you sure your blu-ray has forced subtitles? If so you should see them when you press play in the track selection preview window, assuming you have the subtitle not only checked but selected (appears in orangy yellow color on the left). If you do not see the forced subtitles in the preview at the time when they should appear then this is the first problem. Do you see them with another software player?
If you do see them but want two subtitle tracks, then you need to select a profile where you can have 2 streams, like mkv profiles. You will only be able to see one stream at a time however when playing the final result.
I hope this helps.
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Wed Oct 24, 2012 8:26 pm
by sutor2008
Thanks again Claire,
Yes the two movies are extended versions and they have some forced subtitles, and I see it in my Dune player. But I find a solution with the MKV Maker the programe automaticaly inluded the forced subtitles in the movie.
The BluRay converter is really excepcional but in that case I find a good result and for that special movies I will be used the other program.
One think more that Annelisse give a comments. For example If I have a movie and I like to transfer a DvD but for to have the best quality I put DvD9 the programme never convert in DvD9 always is in DvD5, I accept the answer from Annelilsse but why?
Thank you for all.
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 7:54 am
by Claire
sutor2008 wrote:
Yes the two movies are extended versions and they have some forced subtitles, and I see it in my Dune player. But I find a solution with the MKV Maker the programe automaticaly inluded the forced subtitles in the movie.
Do you see them in the preview of Blu-ray Converter? What movies are you converting? I would like to know the answers because if it is infact a problem in our software it should be corrected.
Where is the link where Annelise replied with an answer?
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Thu Oct 25, 2012 7:54 pm
by sutor2008
Hellow Claire,
The movies are: Patton and Tora, tora, tora
The problem is always the same: The subpictures are included in the movie but not only de extras subtitles used only for the parts included in the extended version. The new copy are with the all subtitles in all film.
I check it before in previewand is correct to see the subpictures in the additional parts but is when I order to make de file the result is subtitles in all film.
I think I do somthing bad or not but for that I take your job time to help me. Thanks
The answer was maked it via email if you wont give me instructions to send you a copy.
See you,
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 8:13 am
by Claire
Hello,
So if I understand correctly.
1) Blu-ray Converter correct converts the film with the forced subtitles.
2) However, on the extras there are no forced subtitles on the converted result?
3) in the preview of Blu-ray Converter before the conversion you can play the extras and you see the forced subtitles displayed?
You can forward me the email claire (at) vsosoftware.fr
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 11:21 am
by sutor2008
Hello Claire,
I confirm the problem is only when the film is a remasterization with the new scenes included in the new versiĆ³n. That scenes are the subtitles because the original voice cant not traduction in spanish.
In that case I see the film with automatic subtitles in additional scenes but when I try to transfer the movie from BluRay to Hard disc the Converter take the all subtitles of the film included the forced subtitles of the aditional scenes. Never convert only the subtitles of additional scenes exclusively. I find a solution with the other program: I select the movie the languaje and sub forced and ready but with de Covert I cant maked.
Good week end
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Fri Oct 26, 2012 1:17 pm
by Claire
Could you please answer:
3) in the preview of Blu-ray Converter before the conversion you can play the extras and you see the forced subtitles displayed?
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 8:09 am
by sutor2008
Bon Jour Claire,
Yes I see the extras with the spanish forced subtitles automaticly I do nothing to see it.
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 10:54 am
by Claire
For Patton according to
https://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key ... utput=html
the forced subtitles are their own subtitle stream.
It means you need to play the video in Blu-ray Converter in the preview window and click on the streams on the left until you find the stream that is the forced subtitles you want. Then make sure it is checked and convert the movie.
Some forced subtitles are really forced, and others are simply a separate subtitle stream.
I don't know for tora tora tora
Re: A problem with subtitles
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2012 12:40 pm
by sutor2008
Thank you Claire again for all interest.
But the solution you send me I do it before ask you. I preview, I click on subtitles to check what is, etc but no works always at the end all subtitles of the dialog are included. Don't worry
I have the same problem with Patton and I find the solution with another way. The Bluray Converter is really good and I used it for all like a Convertxvid I user it from was born free. I like a lot VSO but in that case only forced subtitles in my pc something is wrong.
I will do other think. I will remove all in the pc and install only the programmes I used for my multimedia personal files and I try again. You know the softwares are very special.
Thanks a lot and best regards.