- #HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS HOW TO#
- #HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS FULL#
- #HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS PRO#
- #HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS PC#
MX Player works just fine on my phone (Galaxy Note 2 running an ICS-based custom rom) but on my recently-purchased tablet (Medion Lifetab S10334 / MD 98811, running stock Kitkat) trying to play the same file (an anime episode saved as. Thanks, the test build fixes the issue for me! I believe this issue is fixed on latest test version On another note, if there's a long delay (say a few seconds) between the beginning of the video and the first subtitled line (E.g. I also noticed the Karaoke seemed to be a bit slow in rendering, at least from my perspective, but wasn't out of sync afaict. (A few other 10bit files I tried were the same.) The first few lines were cut before displaying the rest. I tried watching Hanayamata 04 on my Nexus 7 2nd. Check it out! It appears to be a similar issue to this thread.įor reference, the part from that PM that is relevant here: #bleu8888 I recently sent you a PM with a few examples of the first few lines of subtitles not loading for SW, with sample files. It's not about pixel format itself, but about the load on the CPU while using the S/W decoder. And cannot reproduce this issue even on my oldest device. Video pixel format is irrelevant to subtitle handling at all.
#HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS FULL#
I propose an option along the lines of "wait until queues are full before starting playback (all/10bit only)" Resuming seems to have some sort of different cache handling, so that subs can appear. So it looks like a caching issue indeed, with the cache taking a while to fill with when decoding 10bit on my CPU. Speaking of which, I just tried playing an 8bit mkv and everything works. Though this is probably because the CPU is busy decoding 10bit video. mkvĪlso, after switching to S/W subs, only exiting and resuming helps, reloading the subs themselves does not. not sure what the developer may have changed in this regard between versions a few days ago.Īlso, mind posting your file's mediainfo? Hmm, this sounds like a subtitle caching issue. Probably related, didn't see it because it was posed as a question. I noticed that after upgrading to the newly released version. Resuming same file displays the files, so it seems only the initial load doesn't load the subs. Unchecking and re-checking the subtitle displays it. Tapping the subtitle icon shows the subtitle is active (checked). Starting a random mkv, the subtitles are not displayed.
#HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS PRO#
MX Player Latest stable pro build, I have activated the option to auto-load subtitles (both embedded and not). I really appreciate it.Embedded subtitles in mkv loaded, but not displayed. I hope you guys could help and shed light on this. My video is an anime video which is 160MB, but the output size is 10GB with the use of virtualdubmod. When I tried to do the job, the output size of the file is 100 times bigger than the that of the original file.
#HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS PC#
My PC is only athlon 64 3000, which is a bit slower than any other PC out there nowadays. And besides, I don't even know how long it is going to take to reencode the whole video with the subs. But the K-Lite Pack I installed already have the ffshow installed which contains the x264 codes there.
#HOW TO HARDSUB MKV ANIME SUBS HOW TO#
A lot of people suggest using virtualdubmod to do the job, but I don't even know how to start, and when I went to check the compression, I didn't see the list of x264 or h264 there. I have installed the K-lite codec pack in FULL VERSION, that means I have all the codes I need for the job to be done. Even they are similar, but there are slight different in here or there so I make a post asking for help. Some are similar but without any solutions. I have read through all the threads that are related to my questions. However, the subtitle I get is the softsub one and now I wanna hardsub it with my avi video and how can I do that? Well.I was able to successfully turn the mkv video into an avi.
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