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<blockquote data-quote="grubi" data-source="post: 282978" data-attributes="member: 52476">MP always shows subtitles if you have extracted only the main title set from a DVD as soon as subtitles are included. Other players like Zoomplayer only show subtitles when explicity selected from the DVD menu which is more user friendly IMHO. I looked at the details of such movie with PgcEdit and found the only command present is &quot;JumpTT&quot; to jump to VTST 1. So when tracing the DVD you can see from the SPRMs that the subpicture stream number is set to 62 (meaning &quot;not set&quot;). As stated above in this case I would leave subtitles turned off. Of course you can add a SetSTN as pre-command to VTST 1 to set subtitle stream to explicity off which fixes the problem however MP would be more &quot;ripping friendly&quot; if it would behave the way I described. You could expect any ripping software behave similar as they do not add any specific commands to turn off subtitles. So as soon as you extract the maintitle set from a DVD and include a subtitle stream it will be turned on by default with MP. Maybe having a checkbox in config.exe like &quot;subtitle not set means off&quot; would be best.grubi.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="grubi, post: 282978, member: 52476"] MP always shows subtitles if you have extracted only the main title set from a DVD as soon as subtitles are included. Other players like Zoomplayer only show subtitles when explicity selected from the DVD menu which is more user friendly IMHO. I looked at the details of such movie with PgcEdit and found the only command present is "JumpTT" to jump to VTST 1. So when tracing the DVD you can see from the SPRMs that the subpicture stream number is set to 62 (meaning "not set"). As stated above in this case I would leave subtitles turned off. Of course you can add a SetSTN as pre-command to VTST 1 to set subtitle stream to explicity off which fixes the problem however MP would be more "ripping friendly" if it would behave the way I described. You could expect any ripping software behave similar as they do not add any specific commands to turn off subtitles. So as soon as you extract the maintitle set from a DVD and include a subtitle stream it will be turned on by default with MP. Maybe having a checkbox in config.exe like "subtitle not set means off" would be best. grubi. [/QUOTE]

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