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  1. 8th Nov 2020 22:32 #1
    ThatBeingSaid
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    Getting a consistent problem with a particular set of .MKV files in Subtitle Edit. When I open the subtitle file and select the English track, the subtitles just don't show up in SE, even though I can see the English subtitles when I watch the file and the other subtitle tracks are opening just fine. Other files aren't having this problem, so I know it's just this particular set of files. How can I fix this?
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    Originally Posted by ThatBeingSaid View Post
    When I open the subtitle file and select the English track...
    Do you mean the mkv itself, or did you demux the subtitles first?
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    Originally Posted by Ennio View Post
    Originally Posted by ThatBeingSaid View Post
    When I open the subtitle file and select the English track...
    Do you mean the mkv itself, or did you demux the subtitles first?
    Demux? Sorry I'm a total layperson. I opened the .mkv file directly through Subtitle Edit if that's what you mean.
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    Demux - to extract the individual elements in a video file such as audio, video and subtitles to 3 separate tracks. There are a number of programs that can do this for mkv files. eg MKVCleaver
    Load the file into the program and it will reveal all tracks present. Tick the subtitle track/s and extract. You will then have a separate subtitle track generally in SRT format. a text base form.
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    If you still dont see any subtitles using mkvcleaver on this file it could be that the subtitle has been burned into the video.(re-encoded)
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