How to remove default subtitles from a single movie file ?
August 2nd, 2013
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i want to remove this name “SHAQIB EXCLUSIVE”& this name is attachd with subtitles of the movie [/code]!
If it is an Avi File
http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/295874-Removing-subtitles-from-an-avi-file
Can you turn it off in VLC or whatever player you are using ?
@infomedia0 its an mkv file & @Nel i know i can disable it throgh vlc but i wanted to burn dis movie in to a cd so i hav to remove the sbtits ..
This sort of thing can do the trick…
Check out this link.It may do what you want.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MKVtoolnix
1.Install MKVtoolnix (it creates a desktop link to MKVmergegui).
2.Extract the files from MKVExtractgui to the same folder as (1)
MKVExtractgui will Demux an MKV file.
MKVmergegui will remux the files.
http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/522345
You just remux without the Subs..
wooooooo 10x man let me try it ty
Get MKVMerge GUI and load the file and disable the subtitle track and then re-save it.
That doesn’t look like a subtitle unless it’s graphic format. It looks like it could be a logo embedded into the video which you wouldn’t be able to remove easily.
I don’t see why you need to remove the subs though, they can be useful and can be easily disabled. Do the subs always play? Maybe that logo is a forced subtitle and the main subtitles are not. ie two separate subtitle tracks and one forced. That can be altered using MKVMerge if you select the subtitle and then look at the settings.
MediaInfo will show what subs are in the file.
Yes, it looks a bit sus to be a soft Sub ..
Anyhow, you’ll find out!
Mighty_Marvel replied: Get MKVMerge GUI and load the file and disable the subtitle track and then re-save it.
That doesn't look like a subtitle unless it's graphic format. It looks like it could be a logo embedded into the video which you wouldn't be able to remove easily.
I don't see why you need to remove the subs though, they can be useful and can be easily disabled. Do the subs always play? Maybe that logo is a forced subtitle and the main subtitles are not. ie two separate subtitle tracks and one forced. That can be altered using MKVMerge if you select the subtitle and then look at the settings.
MediaInfo will show what subs are in the file.
hey man about your second line i wann a giv answer the logo is atached with subs when i disable subs the logo disappears & when i able subs logo again comes up so’ ill checkd the name of softwares thatyou giv me movie downlaoding is in progress jst 15 hours left lo internet speed sucks
Nel provided a link to the program, it’s part of the MKVToolnix package as he has already mentioned. When you load the video file you can check how the subs are setup. They might be forced or default which can mean they get played. I like to have subs set to off, not default and not forced when I add subs to a MKV video. They should only play if enabled IMO. Check the options before you do anything and set the header removal compression to disabled to maximize any hardware compatibility. However, it might slightly increase the filesize if it was enabled in the original video. MediaInfo can show whether it was or not.
10X it workS
That doesn't look like a subtitle unless it's graphic format. It looks like it could be a logo embedded into the video which you wouldn't be able to remove easily. Those kinda subs are easily done with ASS/SSA.
You can most likely edit the subs themselves with Aegisub.
http://www.aegisub.org/
-paroxysM^ replied: That doesn't look like a subtitle unless it's graphic format. It looks like it could be a logo embedded into the video which you wouldn't be able to remove easily. Those kinda subs are easily done with ASS/SSA.
You can most likely edit the subs themselves with Aegisub.
http://www.aegisub.org/
ty dis works too !