Once you open the file, it will load the subtitle track into the editor.

The first step is to extract and convert the current subtitle from the MKV file and to do this we use Subtitle Edit. 1 – Extract and Convert the SRT from the MKV Process for Using HandBrake to Burn in Subtitles from MKV to MP4 for Apple TVġ – Extract and Convert the SRT from the MKVĢ – Remux the MKV with the SSA instead of the SRTģ – Run the MKV through HandBrake and Burn In the SSA The solution to this took some investigation but eventually I managed to find a straight forward way of doing this and wanted to share it with you. This will work for any MKV file that has an SRT subtitle track which you would like to burn in for playback on Apple TV devices, for example Forced Subtitles / Foreign Language parts. I found this very helpful when I was filming action footage when bike riding for example as sometimes you can barely hear the audio for the wind noise etc.įor my old media player I used the SRT format for compatibility but after switching to Apple TV and MP4, I found that I couldn’t force or burn in the SRT files using HandBrake. I’ve got a number of home video files in MKV format that I put forced subtitles on.

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