Trouble with MP4

[Boogity]

I have read all I can find but have not found. I have a MP4 file that I converted from a mkv file to get rid of subtitles. How do you get IMGBURN to burn the MP4 to a Blu ray?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

ImgBurn doesn't convert anything so unless you just want to back it up on a disc, it won't be able to help you.

 

It's unlikely you actually needed to convert to MP4 for the purpose you mentioned, so go back to the MKV and use MultiAVCHD to make a valid Blu-ray structure that ImgBurn can burn.

[Boogity]

ImgBurn doesn't convert anything so unless you just want to back it up on a disc, it won't be able to help you.

 

It's unlikely you actually needed to convert to MP4 for the purpose you mentioned, so go back to the MKV and use MultiAVCHD to make a valid Blu-ray structure that ImgBurn can burn.

Let me clarify:

I did not use imgburn to convert. It was a .mkv vile and it had subtitles. I used another 3rd party software to convert the mkv to mp4 to get rid of the subtiles. I want to play this on Blu ray player connected to HDTV. I was hoping imgburn could burn the mp4 to blu ray without having to reconvert again like all the other blu ray sotfware wants to do. This has turned into a time consuming nightmare just to get where I am now. All help is appreciated.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Converting something doesn't remove subtitles, either they're a stream you can just turn on and off with the click of a button or they're part of the actual video (and can't do anything about them - except apply some sort of blur filter or crop them out of the picture).

 

So your 'conversion' to MP4 was probably a big waste of time.

 

MultiAVCHD won't convert your MKV file, and you wouldn't want it to. It'll just remux the streams (i.e. copy them 'as-is' and you just tell it to skip the subtitles one) into the appropriate container format and create a proper Blu-ray folder structure.

 

Then burn that folder structure with ImgBurn.