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  1. 3rd Apr 2008 00:15 #1
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    Hey guys I'm new to this. I'm ripping a movie to MKV, but it wont let me include the subtitles in the container, so I'm wondering if I can add them in after. I don't mean with something like VLC but I mean, include them in the file afterwards. Thanks I appreciate any help.
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    What tools are you currently using ? Perhaps you need to using something different ?
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    Oh, I'm using DVDFab. It would have to be something that can rip DVDs (Encryption and what not is not a problem). I don't know if handbrake can do this (That is, include subtitles in the MKV file). If you know of others please tell. Or would I have to do it the long way and extract the video, sound, and subtitles then mux them?
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    You can use mkvtoolnix / mkvmerge to mux subtitles to a mkv.

    Or try the AutoMKV to make mkvs from DVDs.
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