There are literally thousands of threads about removal by remuxing. It IS NOT about REMOVING subtitles by REMUXING with mkvmerge or any other tool. mkv container.THIS QUESTION IS ABOUT DISABLING-NOT REMOVING SUBTITLE TRACKS FROM MKV FILES FROM THE COMMAND LINE. You can have h.264 video inside of it from a bluray, or if you are ripping a dvd you will end up with mpeg video inside the. The trial time is well worth it!ĮDIT: If you want, I could try ripping some of the movies that i had issues with with the newest makemkv and see if any of the sound issues have been fixed. Give a couple of different audio and media formats a try with the different ripping options to see which programs you like the best before tackling you whole library. I have little personal experience ripping blurays with makemkv but a friend of mine had some issues with audio sync, although i believe his problems had more to do with his inexperience setting up an i3 setup for home audio and not having hdmi capable receiver. All these issues were worked around using dvdshrink and then makemkv or just using handbrake. dolby 5.1 was always spot on as was dts as were some of the older mono track dvds I had (Caddyshack!). 4 channel dolby surround (wild audio sync issues with one movie) and 2 channel dolby surround (audio gradually becomes more and more out of sync) but I believe these issues have been fixed in more recent updates.

I did have an issue with movies that were recorded with older styles of dolby surround. It is very easy to use and I had good success with using 2 dvd drives and ripping 2 movies at a time too two seperate hard drives. No compression but it does let you select which audio tracks and subtitles you want to put into the. I used the current version of makemkv to rip all of my dvds about 5 or 6 months ago and I have been happy with the results.

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