Ripping Subtitles & Forced Subtitles

[bdg]

Hi, sorry if this has been asked before but I was unable to find an answer anywhere with my google skills. Is it possible when ripping a bluray or dvd to rip two separate subtitle files one with the normal subtitles and one with only the forced. Right now I run the ripper process twice to create both and haven't seen a why to tell it to do the same on the first rip.

Thanks

[signals]

If you want the subs to be rendered into the video (so it will look as it did in a theater) then you can only choose one sub stream and will need to use a two step process if you also want the non-forced dialog subs to be remuxed into the output file.

[bdg]

Sorry I should have stated I am extracting them and then converting them to srt files. I'm assuming there's no way to have the two separate extractions normal subs and then forced subs in the same rip. I have to rip twice to create the two different subtitle files?

[october262]

Sorry I should have stated I am extracting them and then converting them to srt files. I'm assuming there's no way to have the two separate extractions normal subs and then forced subs in the same rip. I have to rip twice to create the two different subtitle files?

according to this - https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/softwa...h-remux-option
post #3 you can have both normal & forced subtitles

[bdg]

Ok that worked, is there a way in the converter to mark the forced srt file a forced when I put it into the MP4 or MKV container using the converter process?