External subtitles for MKV files in Windows 10
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External subtitles for MKV files in Windows 10
Hi,
Great thanks to the Win7DSFilterTweaker, With the Windows 10 Home 10586, I could finally load external srt/ass files with Media Player by turn off Media Foundation for .mp4 files.
But maybe it would be better if I could load srt/ass for .mkv files......
I deserve that when I turn off Media Foundation for .mkv files manually in Regedit, Media Player load the subtitles perfectly. So it is the same reason why Media Player could not load external subtitles, cuz the Media Foundation.
Here comes the point: Could you please consider to add the function to turn off Media Foundation for .mkv files??
This is the capture when Win7DSFilterTweaker running:
(Only mp4, No mkv)
By the way, I use LAV with DirectVobsub.
THANKS A LOT!!
PS:Tried turn off Media Foundation, still can't load subtitles for mkv files. Also, Media Player turned to be so slow.
Great thanks to the Win7DSFilterTweaker, With the Windows 10 Home 10586, I could finally load external srt/ass files with Media Player by turn off Media Foundation for .mp4 files.
But maybe it would be better if I could load srt/ass for .mkv files......
I deserve that when I turn off Media Foundation for .mkv files manually in Regedit, Media Player load the subtitles perfectly. So it is the same reason why Media Player could not load external subtitles, cuz the Media Foundation.
Here comes the point: Could you please consider to add the function to turn off Media Foundation for .mkv files??
This is the capture when Win7DSFilterTweaker running:
(Only mp4, No mkv)
By the way, I use LAV with DirectVobsub.
THANKS A LOT!!
PS:Tried turn off Media Foundation, still can't load subtitles for mkv files. Also, Media Player turned to be so slow.
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Re: External subtitles for MKV files in Windows 10
Win7DSFilterTweaker is a bit outdated. You should use the Codec Tweak Tool instead. That already has the mkv option you need.
For subtitles to load, you also need to set the preferred decoders to the recommended settings (= use merit).
For subtitles to load, you also need to set the preferred decoders to the recommended settings (= use merit).
Re: External subtitles for MKV files in Windows 10
Admin wrote:Win7DSFilterTweaker is a bit outdated. You should use the Codec Tweak Tool instead. That already has the mkv option you need.
For subtitles to load, you also need to set the preferred decoders to the recommended settings (= use merit).
LOTS OF THANKS!!
The Codec Tweak Tool works fine!
Also checked the H.264 use merit, umm... looks like nothing changed but OK, I would just keep it checked.
Thank you for your work again!!
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