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Originally Posted by gvers  You could demux and remux the mkv file. You will need to have a look in the MKV anyway to see what audio streams it has and see if they give you a clue to why the audio is choppy. |
I've managed to remove the subtitles by using a program called
"MKVMerge 2.4". Very handy utility which lists the files contained in the MKV container (Video, Audio, Subtitles) and you just untick the files you want to remove from the file and save it
Regarding the choppy audio, well I've narrowed it down to it being a MediaPortal
ONLY problem as the same files play without any audio problems in WMP Classic and WMP11. So, it must be a problem with MP's built in media Player (which i use).