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  1. 4th Apr 2023 03:55 #1
    MarkFromGR
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    Hello,
    I'm using XMedia Recode (V 3.5.7.5) for converting movie-files to mkv265. Unfortunalty I got a problem with converting forced subtitiles which should be shown automtically afterwards. Altough I've select "forced" and "default audio" within the subtitle-tab in XMEIDA, the subtitles are not shown automatically and have to select manually within the movie-player. Did anybody have an idea or the same effect? How can I fix it?
    Thanks in advance! Mark
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    Need some more info,are these video being played on windows or through a tv media player or xbox or other output device?
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    Being played on Windows via VLC and LibreELEC on TV
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    What does a MediaInfo file say about your MKV file, is forced indicated? personally I would use MKVToolNix to make the MKV file or MakeMKV first followed by MKVToolNix to do any processing like setting defaults and force or adding or removing tracks.
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