MKVToolNix works fine with its GUI but also in the terminal on macOS. ›‚õ ®¡¨ - Previously,īest to extract the subtitle properly, even if it takes a little longer. While the file will have the proper extension, it will actually not be a properly formatted file, and I’m pretty sure it will not work with most, if any, video players, including Plex.įor example, the first 2 lines from a proper. You don’t need to use the command line tool to do this. If you want to extract a specific track from an mkv file using MKVToolNix, for instance an audio track or a subtitle track, you just select the track you want extracted, uncheck the boxes next to all the tracks you want to exclude, and then in the destination file, change the file extension from ‘.mkv’ to ‘.aac’ or ‘.srt’ or whatever applies. In both cases, we get a nicely formatted file in the respective subtitle said:
ext! Instead we directly call the encoder of our targeted subtitle format. enable-encoder=flac -enable-encoder=alac -enable-encoder=libvorbis -enable-encoder=libopus -enable-encoder=mjpeg -enable-encoder=wrapped_avframe -enable-encoder=ass -enable-encoder=dvbsub -enable-encoder=dvdsub -enable-encoder=movtext -enable-encoder=ssa -enable-encoder=subrip -enable-encoder=text -enable-encoder=webvtt -enable-encoder=xsub -enable-encoder=pcm_f32be -enable-encoder=pcm_f32le -enable-encoder=pcm_f64be -enable-encoder=pcm_f64le -enable-encoder=pcm_s8 -enable-encoder=pcm_s8_planar -enable-encoder=pcm_s16be -enable-encoder=pcm_s16be_planar -enable-encoder=pcm_s16le -enable-encoder=pcm_s16le_planar -enable-encoder=pcm_s24be -enable-encoder=pcm_s24le -enable-encoder=pcm_s24le_planar -enable-encoder=pcm_s32be -enable-encoder=pcm_s32le -enable-encoder=pcm_s32le_planar -enable-encoder=pcm_u8 -enable-encoder=pcm_u16be -enable-encoder=pcm_u16le -enable-encoder=pcm_u24be -enable-encoder=pcm_u24le -enable-encoder=pcm_u32be -enable-encoder=pcm_u32le -enable-encoder=h264_qsv -enable-encoder=mpeg2_qsv -enable-encoder=hevc_qsv -enable-encoder=h264_vaapi -enable-encoder=hevc_vaapi -enable-encoder=h264_nvenc -enable-encoder=eac3_eae
If one calls the Transcoder, it will respond with its configuration.
As has described, we can use -map 0:s:0 to get the first subtitle stream.
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