![]() mkv and just remove those? That seems like an easy solution, thoughts? It seems difficult to edit the stream to cut it at the same place the mkv got cut? Or I could get an external subtitle file (.srt?) from a site like subscene and I believe those are just text files so I could just search for the first / last subtitle from where I did the cut on the. mkv, and then have an extracted subtitle stream they will be out of sync. ![]() I already use tsmuxer so can I just use that to extract the subtitle stream? I guess the question regarding below is if I edit the. If so this would keep the video and subtitles in sync and then I could just reencode the. mt2s file with avidemux? I know it would be a large file ~25G. ![]()
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