AFAIK UMS doesn't have the ability to remux into MKV only stream it. I believe the reason is that there are few renderers that support MKV that don't also support M2TS, so for simplicity and compatibility's sake M2TS is used.
Can the M2TS format have soft embedded subtitles? That would be great ...
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- Wed Dec 18, 2013 6:51 am
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Soft embed subtitles intstead of full transcode???
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- Wed Dec 18, 2013 5:55 am
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Soft embed subtitles intstead of full transcode???
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Re: How to force h264 output
Ok thanks. I'm still having playback problems though.
However I am wandering why is there no option to mux subtitles into an MKV file format and stream that to the tv? or is it possible?
I have used a program called "mkvmergegui" to create an .mkv from the original and added subtitles. This only ...
However I am wandering why is there no option to mux subtitles into an MKV file format and stream that to the tv? or is it possible?
I have used a program called "mkvmergegui" to create an .mkv from the original and added subtitles. This only ...
- Tue Dec 17, 2013 4:59 am
- Forum: Help and Support
- Topic: Soft embed subtitles intstead of full transcode???
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Soft embed subtitles intstead of full transcode???
Hi,
Is there a way to force mencoder or other codec used by the program to output in h264 instead of mpg2?
I know my tv supports h264, since it can play the original file when I dont use transcoding, yet when i put subtitles in, ums transcodes to mpg2 which I think is killing my network and ...
Is there a way to force mencoder or other codec used by the program to output in h264 instead of mpg2?
I know my tv supports h264, since it can play the original file when I dont use transcoding, yet when i put subtitles in, ums transcodes to mpg2 which I think is killing my network and ...