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How to remove subtitles from MKV file

Discussion in 'Subtitle help' started by daz_1978, Sep 8, 2010.

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  1. daz_1978

    daz_1978 Member

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    Hey there,

    Just new to this site and was looking for some help if possible.

    I have downloaded a couple fo MKV Blue-Ray films however they have come with subtitles on it and was looking to see how you can remove these. I am using DIVX player.

    I have searched this site and found a couple of threads about this same thing however i am struggling to make sense of it.

    I was looking to see if somebody could be so kind to explain to me in simple terms how to remove this.

    Look forward to hearing from you

    Regards

    Daz
     
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    Hey Attar,

    Many thanks for the prompt reply.

    So i take it just install MVKtoolnix which is straightforward. What does this piece of software do for the file / what is it for just so i can get my head around it?

    Many thanks
     
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    It opens the .mkv and lists the streams (video, audio, subtitles) - check the boxes relevant to the streams you want to keep (the video and a particular audio perhaps) then save the output to a new file.
    If you are unsure, use a copy of the source to try out.
     
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    Attar,

    Once again many thanks for the prompt reply.

    Ah i understand now. That sounds easy enough will try when i get home this evening.

    Many thanks

    Daz
     
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    Hey Attar,

    I have downloaded that software before and tried it and didn't work however i'm not sure if i did it right.

    I imported the film and that came up in 4 seperate files of which 1 of those files was S_TEX UTF8 SUBTITLES which i unchecked then hit start muxing and the file that appeared never had anything on it. Could you be so kind to clairfy if i amdoing something wrong.

    Many thanks
     
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    I checked the video, audio and two subtitles in this example.

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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    moved to correct forum as not a general video discussion issue.
     
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    Thanks for that that is the same thing that i have however just 1 file with subtitles when i uncheck that box and start muxing its completes the new file however when i play it nothing is there.

    Thanks for your help but i will just watch it with them on.

    Thanks again
     
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    scorpNZ Active member

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    only 5 min time conversion trial , daz has two movies to do,besides attar has already mentioned free specialized software that will do whats required,if it can't there's no way that stuff will

    @Daz
    if subs AREN'T burned in you should be able to turn them off with the media player,if they can be turned off it means the movie was encoded with subs as default which forces them to show,i don't use divx player however vlc & klite have option to disable subs so long as they are not burned in type then again you could always go to brrip.eu *winks*
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    spammer spammed
     
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