- Subler hangs opening m4v movie#
- Subler hangs opening m4v mp4#
- Subler hangs opening m4v tv#
- Subler hangs opening m4v download#
- Subler hangs opening m4v mac#
Set Subler to passthrough all audio tracks (so you keep all Ac3 and DTS tracks) and add the AAC tracks you created with 'remux'. Use the app 'remux' to just convert the audio tracks you wish to AAC 2/6 channels.ģ. Remux file using MKVToolnix and removing any compression headers the audio tracks might have.Ģ. If MKVtoolnix solves any possible Syncing issue I think the way to go could be:ġ. How do you Vice92 remove the compression header with MKVToolnix? Also, is there a way to know if there's any compression without having to open MKVToolnix? No English audio track (either DTS or AC3) has shown sync issues so far. Funny part is only Spanish tracks show a delay, and it's usually around 1400ms (+- 150ms). I'm taking a look at all the movies I had already remuxed and I found some of them to have sync issues.
Subler hangs opening m4v movie#
I'm waiting for a movie with syncing problems so I can do some tests to it. I'm curious to know if the delay also appears with small sized files. (Also, remux takes way longer time to convert just the audio.)Ĭould you try something with that file that acquires delay? Use AviDemux to extract a 1 minute long MKV and try to convert it just using Subler. I wonder why Subler doesn't give the option to keep all 6 channels.
Subler hangs opening m4v tv#
I thought this had something to do with the TV or something, but tried to convert just the audio tracks with "remux" to a specified 6 channel AAC format and Apple TV plays it just fine. Subler always converts audio tracks (DTS or AC3) to a 2 channel AAC track. I'll have to play them individually with VLC, find out how much delay each track's got and then apply an offset using Subler. All movies I previously remuxed that already have a delay are killing me. I've been remuxing MKVs all morning and no delay has appeared in any of them. Use this to set the file as 720p, 1080p, etc.įinally, when you are ready to go and start the process, if your file will be >4GB, you must check the "64 bits chunk offset" option in the "Save As" menu. Then, when none of the tracks (video, audio, etc) are highlighted, an "Other Settings" menu becomes available. Make sure the video profile is set to (I've heard the aTV can support other versions, but its not officially listed on the Apple site, so is what I use). Then, click the video track and a few options should become available to you.
Now use the magnifying glass in the top right corner of Subler to add metadata, etc.
Subler hangs opening m4v mp4#
Or else the resulting mp4 will not play audio in iTunes. You should now have a video track and a couple of audio tracks in the Subler window. If you want to save the original DTS track as well, just repeat the step above using the original, unconverted mkv, only check audio, passthru, and rename to "DTS" or something similar. Rename this track "Stereo" or something similar. This will convert the AC3 track to Stereo audio for playability on an iPhone/iPad. Then, drag and drop the same file into Subler again, this time only keep the audio track checked and use the drop down menu to select "AAC - Stereo". Rename this audio track "Surround Sound" or something like that. Now, drag and drop this new file into Subler. Set an alternate save location (or rename the file) or else your original file will be overwritten and the conversion will fail.Īfter Remux does its thing, you will now have an mkv with a AC3 audio track rather than DTS. Click the scroll down menu and change to AC3 448k. Under the "Reencode" column in the same row as the audio, it should default to "no".
On iOS device, please turn the Closed Captions on by Settings->General->Accessibility->Subtitles & Captioning ->Closed Captions+SDH.Then, drag and drop the original mkv into the program. If not, please use video converter to make it iOS compatible. If you want to add subtitle for iOS compatible video, make sure your video format is ready for iOS devices.
Quicktime Player 7 is not supported to see the subtitle track. This Subtitle Writer Version only support Quicktime Player X.
Subler hangs opening m4v download#
You can download SRT Edit to make new SRT file or edit an existing SRT file. Turn on Closed captions on iPhone and iPad to see the subtitles.
Subler hangs opening m4v mac#
Use Quicktime X to toggle CC on on Mac to see the subtitles. Choose language for Quicktime X auto language detection. Multiple subtitle tracks burn to video at one time. Video with DRM copyright protected are not supported, for example iTunes M4V with DRM. Subtitle Writer supports any video format with mov, mp4, m4v and 3gp file container. Unlike Subler, Subler only supports mp4 with h.264 format. Of course, you can easily add subtitles for your iPhone and iPad videos. You can add one subtitle track or multiple subtitle tracks to the movie. Add SRT subtitles as Soft Subtitle Track which Quicktime Player can switch the subtitle on or off.Īdd SRT subtitles for your video on Mac.
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