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Ryushin

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Post Sun Jun 03, 2012 11:08 pm

MKV and embedded subtitles and posters

I've read a bit about how MKV files that have embedded subtitles won't display them as they have to be outside of the file and in srt format. Is it a limitation of DLNA that it cannot stream sub with idx files but only srt? RipBot264 allows me to embed the blu-ray subtitles into the MKV using sub with idx.

Another thing that would be nice to see is if serviio would pull the poster/image file out of the MKV without having to download it. I have gone through great lengths add the proper images and subtitles to all my MKV files.
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fredricz

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Post Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:34 pm

Re: MKV and embedded subtitles and posters

I would love an explanation on this. Anyone?
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zip

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Post Wed Jun 13, 2012 2:57 pm

Re: MKV and embedded subtitles and posters

Ryushin wrote:I've read a bit about how MKV files that have embedded subtitles won't display them as they have to be outside of the file and in srt format. Is it a limitation of DLNA that it cannot stream sub with idx files but only srt? RipBot264 allows me to embed the blu-ray subtitles into the MKV using sub with idx.

Depends on renderer and whether the file is transcoded. Some devices will display embedded subtitles.

Another thing that would be nice to see is if serviio would pull the poster/image file out of the MKV without having to download it. I have gone through great lengths add the proper images and subtitles to all my MKV files.

That would be a feature request.

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