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    when i open video mkv file with mkvmerge GUI v4.9.1. It shows only two types of file 1.Video(custum.dksubs).2.Audio(A_AC3).Those subtitles are merged in the files by default i guess.
    Please help with detail guide.Thanks.
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    Are you sure the video has a separate (soft) subtitle stream? In other words, can you turn it on or off, or is it actually part of the video data (hardsubbed)? If it's the latter, you won't be able to remove it with mkvmerge.

    Run the MKV through a utility like MediaInfo, in Tree View, and see if it mentions any other streams in the MKV.
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    it is actually part of the video data (hardsubbed).
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    You won't be able to remove the subtitles easily, then... and probably not cleanly. There are methods you can use to attempt to remove the subtitle images - but since they've replaced whatever they're covering in the video, those methods can only 'guess' at what was originally there approximating from the surrounding details, and may well just turn everything into a blurred mess that looks even worse.
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    Originally Posted by Ai Haibara View Post
    You won't be able to remove the subtitles easily, then... and probably not cleanly. There are methods you can use to attempt to remove the subtitle images - but since they've replaced whatever they're covering in the video, those methods can only 'guess' at what was originally there approximating from the surrounding details, and may well just turn everything into a blurred mess that looks even worse.
    Thanks for replay.I can understand but i want to try if somebody please guide me.Thanks.
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    There is no way to do what you ask, the best you can hope very is an extermely blurred image in place of the subs which will look much worse. There are no guides that i am aware of that touch on this topic. You may try using virtualdub and the logo removal filter. Your most likely better off trying to find source video with out subs, or at least soft subbed.

    Might i ask what is your end goal, do you wish to add different subs?
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    Originally Posted by dragonkeeper View Post
    There is no way to do what you ask, the best you can hope very is an extermely blurred image in place of the subs which will look much worse. There are no guides that i am aware of that touch on this topic. You may try using virtualdub and the logo removal filter. Your most likely better off trying to find source video with out subs, or at least soft subbed.

    Might i ask what is your end goal, do you wish to add different subs?
    Its in Danish if somehow its possible to convert in English at least.Thanks.
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    Originally Posted by imars99 View Post
    Its in Danish if somehow its possible to convert in English at least.Thanks.
    IF the subs are indeed hard subbed the answer is no. The text has become part of the video picture, and is no longer in an edible format.
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    You can hardsub English subs over the Danish subs, but that's likely going to make things look even worse, even if you use a completely black background for the English subs.
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