After doing some searching, I found out that I was not the only one in this predicament.ĭVDs use a subtitle format that has come to be known somewhat inaccurately as VobSub because the subtitles are stored in the DVD’s. mkv unless I displayed all of the subtitles. Unlike most of my other discs, DWW includes forced subtitles for the Lakota and Pawnee languages but none of the forced subtitles were displayed when playing the. (No, I have been not been selling the discs afterward.) Unfortunately, one title in particular has proven to be problematic – my Dances With Wolves 20 th Anniversary Blu-ray. Unfortunately, that means that people like me who use it legitimately for ripping discs that are legally own ed to put on personal devices or media servers end up getting caught in the wake.)įor over a year, I have been adding my DVD/Blu-ray library to my Plex server, including 3D titles that I’ve converted to side-by-side 3D. (I write this article in total defiance of the idiots at the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) as well as Advanced Access Content System (AACS LA) for shutting down SlySoft, the makers of DVD and Blu-ray ripper AnyDVD HD, which as usual has been accused of being a pirating tool regardless of its beneficial uses.
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