mrhyde1969
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2011-11-28 19:30
Post: #1
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has managed to rip the subtitles from the mummy trilogy from Blu-ray's yet and if so how they managed it. I have tried a few different ways but to no success  edit:- sorry but forgot to mentionthat I am talking about 'forced subtitles'
(This post was last modified: 2011-11-29 19:05 by mrhyde1969.)
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mr.sparkle
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2011-11-28 19:34
Post: #2
I think you'd need OCR software to create a text file
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realjobe
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2011-11-29 11:51
Post: #3
mr.sparkle Wrote:I think you'd need OCR software to create a text file Odd... convert to H264 the main movie with e.g. DVDFab, extract subs into .idx & sub and merge all of these with MKVToolNix . suppose to work ? 
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mrhyde1969
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2011-11-29 13:42
Post: #4
How would i extract subtitles separately from main movie?
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steelman1991
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2011-11-29 15:01
Post: #5
I haven't tried that particular trilogy yet, but what makes them different from others?
You haven't identified what methods you have tried so here's a few MakeMKV - http://www.makemkv.com/ Anothereac3to - http://www.curtpalme.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=17002 or one using ClownBD - http://www.mediasmartserver.net/2010/03/...-mkvmerge/ any of these should be able to extract and remux to the container of your choice. |
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mrhyde1969
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2011-11-29 19:04
Post: #6
steelman1991 Wrote:I haven't tried that particular trilogy yet, but what makes them different from others? Hi, I dont know what makes them different not clued up too much on how subtitles are coded, but I have tried make mkv, anydvd, and clown BD but none of them work,,btw I should have mentioned that I am talking about 'forced subtitles' here and not normal subtitles(my bad). I can copy the normal subtitles but I just want to copy forced(where they are talking 'Arabic' or whatever it is  )
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steelman1991
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2011-11-29 19:39
Post: #7
At least have a look at the links in 2 and 3 - the clownBD one is specifically a tutorial for 'forced subs' that's why I linked to it.
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mrhyde1969
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2011-11-29 19:46
Post: #8
Thanks will have a proper read of it when I get time this weekend.. Seems a long process!!
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steelman1991
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2011-11-29 19:52
Post: #9
Its not really, just seems that way. The process in link 2 is automated and has only failed me with the new Star Wars blu's and I had to move to the process in link 3 as a last resort.
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mrhyde1969
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2011-11-29 21:40
Post: #10
So far i have used MakeMKV for ALL my HDDVD and Blu rips and have never had a problem until I stumbled upon this. I remember reading somewhere that it has something to do in the way the subtitles are encoded. As for the StarWars blu's make MKV manged them also no problem
 ...Its only a slight annoyance but things like this usually end up bugging me to death until i manage to sort them out 
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