I really liked Damian’s idea of checking off the “Auto-load subtitles” box, and only keeping the forced subtitles – thereby always displaying forced subtitles, and not having to manually select them when they are needed. Just wanted to share a little trick I discovered today: I personally find Haali too buggy and causes too many conflicts, so now that MPC HC and mkvtoolnix is on board I think we will get to point sooner then later where PGS subtitles in mkvs are universally supported. Within a few days of myself and a few others requesting PGS support on their forum threads they were very quick to respond and add. I must really tip my hat to the developers of MPC HC and mkvtoolnix. Play back an mkv with embedded PGS subtitles in MPC HC and the subtitles should appear Under “Internal Filters” make sure the “Matroska” Source Filter is enabled.Ģ.Under “Playback” make sure “Auto-load subtitles” is enabled (this is optional, I have this checked off since I only ever have one subtitle file which would be forced subtitles).
Play back an mkv with embedded PGS subtitles in WMP and the subtitles should appearĪlso, if you want to switch between multiple subtitles you can do so via the ffdshow video decoder icon in the taskbarġ. Run Win7DSFilterTweaker and assign ffdshow (DXVA) to both H.264 and VC-1 (obviously pay attention to whether you are using a 32bit or 64bit system)Ĥ. Double click on the bat file to MatroskaSplitter.axĢ. Save file as install.bat in the same directory as where the MatroskaSplitter.ax filter is stored. To register, open up notepad and type the below. An easy way to register this filter is to create simple bat file.
C:\Users\Damian\AppData\Roaming\MPC Filters), and then for each filter created a separate folder. I created a folder called “MPC Filters” where I place the filters I need (i.e. Download and register MatroskaSplitter.ax from the MPC HC Standalone Filters.
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