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Hi, any info on getting UK DVB-T Subtitles?
Regards.
Regards.
UK DVB-T Subtitles (1 Viewer)
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As per Here
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/...utton_mhegplugin-t12856p8.html?t=12856&page=8
It's work in progress,I will be amazed if the Guy's get this up and running soon, as the amount of work involved is very high.
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hmm.. DVB subtitles aren't requiring or related to the MHEG. DVB subtitles are work in progresss, but lately I haven't had any time to work with those.
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/help_needed_dvb_subtitles-t5152.html
https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/help_needed_dvb_subtitles-t5152.html
in the UK for DVB-T, the subtitles are broadcast using the MHEG engine (correct me if i am wrong)
At least one sample that I have received from UK DVB is using DVB subtitles not the MHEG. Maybe you could upload some more samples to see if it's the case or not.
is that DVB-T or DVB-S ?
I'm not sure is the sample that I have DVB-T or -S.
Why would the MHEG engine be used to display subtitles? 
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