[CONFIRMED] 1st and 2nd subtitles won't display together
 

So, haven't used the 2 subtitles option lately and decided to test it on a new file. It's an MKV file with multiple subtitles. Video decoded by CoreAVC, audio by AC3Filter, splitter it's as usual, Gabest. No problem in detecting subtitles, but when secondary subtitle it's activated, the primary goes away and seems that it doesn't get back.
And also, when changin on the fly the subtitle, you need some 15 seconds before the new one it's displayed.

:? Tested with 2 SRTs and AVI file and the second subtitle shows correctly with the first one
Have to test other containers..

As specified:

MKV, with multiple subtitles.

The last week I deleted the MKV sample you sent me on April The Water Horse sample and it was the only MKV file with multiple subs I had :(

Now we are talking about a 2 GB Sleeping beauty ;)

No no, it was a 50MB (or 350MB :roll: ) sample, not the entire movie :)

Just tried with the Matrix2 sample from this site
There are no problems in displaying the 2 subtitles, and there's no lag between the time I select the subtitle and the time it shows up, the problem is that if I select two different languages, BSplayer displays the last selected language in both subtitles.. :roll:
ATM I don't know if it's a limit of the splitter (Haali) or if it's BSplayer's fault..

Tested both samples in there. Same behaviour.

Changed the topic title (added the CONFIRMED tag and shortened it a little bit due to the chars limitation)
even if the problem we have is not the same I think they have something to investigate in about this feature...

Embedded mkv dual subtitles in BS.Player
 

Strange thing, as Tizio uses Haali and can display both subtitles and I use Gabest and see just one of them.

BS.Player is best on joovke lookada toov
 

No, like Tizio reported - haali displays 1 language in two places ("if I select two different languages, BSplayer displays the last selected language in both subtitles.. "), which means it doesn't work ok.

true :roll:

Which means that something is wrong with BSPlayer, as 2 different splitters used can't render the streams OK.

But if the splitter is not meant to let the player output two different subtitles streams, there's almost nothing BSplayer can do..
But this only Haali/Gabest authors can say, and/or BSP devs..

As an alternative, if the splitter isn't capable of the double subtitles output at the same time, BSplayer can take the first selected subtitle in memory (or to copy it in a TMP folder, even if I prefer the memory approach) and load the second subtitle through the splitter...

Maybe I'm saying nonsense words, but maybe it could the the solution to this problem :roll: