Hey.
I want my .MKV files to be played on my PS3, i have managed to do so by using Mkv2vob. In this program i turn off Transcoding so that the process doesn't take hours. But if i want to have subtitles, then the damn program starts transcoding the video, which can take up to 20 hrs.
So i thought why dont i just "convert" the file to an AVI file using Mkv2vob witohut transcoding, and use AVIAddXSub to add the subtitles, beacuse that program doesn't transcode or anything, it just puts the subs on the video file without changing the video file at all. But that didn't work beacuse i got an error from AVIAddXSub saying that the converted AVI file was NOT an AVI file.
So basically what i want here, is that I want my MKV files to be playable on my PS3 WITH subs. I dont care what the file type is, as long as i dont have to transcode or use hours to input codes or whatever.
It should be a fast and easy process. Anyone got ANYTHING?
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I suspect the answer can be found in here : http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=131782
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Make sure that you have the latest firmware in your PS3. The latest firmware supports more video formats.
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Originally Posted by SCDVD
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Unless you are playing a DVD or Blu-ray disc in the player, the only way to play subtitles in a movie on your PS3 is to hard code them into your video in a PS3 compatible video file format. I'm sorry if that isn't what you are looking for but that's the way it is. There are a lot of people on this forum that enjoy being helpful but you may want to consider taking your demanding attitude somewhere else.
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Originally Posted by SCDVD
I used AVIAddXSub to add subs on a AVI file and put the file on my PS3, then i click the subtitle button and i get the subtitles. the whole process took only a few seconds, is that "hard coding"
And I'm sorry if I'm coming off a bit demanding, but i cant understand why this isn't a feature embedded into Mkv2vob. And i have been sitting here all day, trying to figure this out so its not that fun when someone just comes in and says " you can't" without giving any explanation whatsoever. -
If your mkv contain divx,xvid video with mp3,ac3 audio then can you use virtualdubmod to remux to an avi and then add subs using aviaddxsubs. But I guess your mkv contains contains h264 video and then it wont work.
If you want something that plays everything get a HTPC and not a toy.....
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Originally Posted by Abba91
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Originally Posted by Abba91
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at last i find a post on the whole net with the exact problem i have!!!!
Thanx for the post Abba91!!!
There's no way that noone can't find a procedure to add xsubs in a file tha results from mkv2vob!!!
i don't think it's that difficult..
or a way to convert an mkv file to an avi with some codecs so that we can add some subs to it!!!
And stubborn SONY added xsubs not .srt subs..that;s so ridiculous..Ps3 is capable of a lot of things..it's not just a toy -
Originally Posted by agent_sumo
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a greek friend of mine created aviaddsubs and told me that he is trying to make compatible with mkv but that's not the problem..
the prob is that sony eventually allowed xsubs only in avi format...
i think the only way is a future firmware update...sadly. -
Originally Posted by agent_sumo
Sony owns the biggest Hollywood Studios, it is a way to avoid piracy. Why can't I just burn a disk with a AVI file with a separated SRT subtitle and play in PS3 ?
You can do just that in a 30 euros DivX player, why not in a 450 euros sophisticated hardware ?
Is just because, they don't want too
Why not use MKV2VOB tool ? I don't know if it supports subtitles but I think it does. -
Sony is going to get outflanked with their crap. I attended a videographers meeting Monday evening. Outrage is too mild a word to describe the negative feelings expressed about Sony's Blu-ray carry-on. Why the outrage? Because Sony is getting in their way of making money!
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I think this guide here should be the solution to your problem. It was posted here on videohelp a few weeks back. So read this guide first on how to create the compatible ps3 discs:
http://www.bitburners.com/articles/convert-mkv-files-to-blu-ray-or-avchd-for-playstati...-tsmuxer/4019/
Then, read this guide on how to add the subtitles with the program they use in the previous guide:
http://www.bitburners.com/articles/create-avchd-discs-with-subtitles-using-tsmuxer/4047/
There is no transcoding involved as the tsmuxer program only repackages the h264 video into another container; one that is compatible with the ps3. The only problems you should have is how to convert your subtitles to .srt format if they aren't in .srt already and what format your audio is in as they only cover ac3 in the guides. -
Originally Posted by bmo
since there is huge MKV files around there, even more than a DVD-DL ( 8.4 GB +/- ) capacity
You need blu-ray recorders and disks (media)
I don't know if tsMuxer is the better choice for PS3 because of that needed hardware and media, and they are all very expensive.
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Originally Posted by Delta2
Well, the OP never mentioned how large his files were, so the method I suggested will work for things smaller than a DVD-R or DVD DL. Other than that I suppose he could split the files up so they will fit onto 2 discs if need be. So yeah I think it's worth it especially since he wouldn't have to use expensive BD-R's. Also, I would say that the majority of MKV rips out there are tailored specifically to fit onto 1 DVD or a single DVD DL, whereas anything larger than that are usually 1080p rips which I don't find to be as common. -
bmo wrote,
"Well, the OP never mentioned how large his files were, so the method I suggested will work for things smaller than a DVD-R or DVD DL. Other than that I suppose he could split the files up so they will fit onto 2 discs if need be. So yeah I think it's worth it especially since he wouldn't have to use expensive BD-R's. Also, I would say that the majority of MKV rips out there are tailored specifically to fit onto 1 DVD or a single DVD DL, whereas anything larger than that are usually 1080p rips which I don't find to be as common."
I agree, besides anything larger than SL or DL size I just stream baby ,stream!....." Who needs Google, my wife knows everything" -
Originally Posted by bmo
BD5 is what must be used to fit in DVD-DL
Most of them are NTSC, 23.976 FPS, which is another problem since PS3 is not region free. Another handicap from Sony
What about in Europe, does that work without changing to PAL ? because the resulting disks would be NTSC blu-ray, I think in Europe the PS3 will reject them -
Abba91 check here!!
https://forum.videohelp.com/topic352982.html
it's a good little prog that does exactly what we need!!!!the only prob is tha the video resolution has to be exactly 1280*720
make some tests and give the developer feedback!! -
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