subtitles

[Oldman13]

Although using TS Doctor for many years, I still have a question.
I have recorded a BBC documentary. As usual, recording involves a ts file, and also an .idx and .rap file.
When playing the recording via my sat. receiver I get subtitles.
These subtitles are not part of the ts file.
When editing the ts file for playing via vlc or Kodi (not via the sat. receiver) I loose the subtitles.
Is there a way to edit the ts file with TS Doctor and keep the subtitles?

[Mam]

The problem is your sat recording device. It does not include the subs into the ts file. Look for some settings in it's menus.

I have no problems getting subs (even in color) from BBC channels.

[Cypheros]

There are two types of subtitels. DVB subtitles in separate streams or teletext subtitles embedded into the teletext stream. The default setting of TS-Doctor is to remove the teletext because some media players getting into trouble if teletext is included. Kodi and VLC should both be able to process a teletext stream.
Under Settings/Preferences/Stream Select you can change the default behavior of TS-Doctor for the teletext stream from "Remove" to "Keep".

[Oldman13]

Thanks for your reaction

I made a test recording of the BBC. The sat. receiver showed subtitles. I copied the ts file to my PC. I changed the Teletext setting as suggested.
Playing the original ts file: no subtitles
Playing the edited ts file: no subtitles

Then I changed in prefs: extract subtitles

When editing the ts file, an srt file is also generated
When playing the ts file and having the srt file in the same folder, subtitles are shown.

[Oldman13]

When I am able to extract with TSDoctor the subtitles (srt files), the subtitle info should be present in the ts file.
I looked into the settings of my three mediaplayers (MPC-HC, vlc and Kodi) and I found the relevant settings. All show now the subtitles.
So my issue is solved yet.