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#2
14 Jan 2012 @ 17:23
attar
AfterDawn Addict
Demux the subtitles, then load them in DVD Flick (Edit Title.. > Subtitle tracks > Add)
http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/157/59/
http://www.dvd-guides.com/content/view/157/59/
#3
14 Jan 2012 @ 18:03
Thanks. I tried that but when I load the program, for some reason it doesn't let me load the file. Unlike in the picture on the tutorial, there is not a box with dots to the right of the screen. No files can be loaded.
Are ther other programs like this that can do the job?
I actually downloaded another version (1.6.4.1.) and the movie still would not load.
A message pops up saying: Error creating Chilg Process.
CreatechildProcess(ExeName, CommadLine, FChildStdouWr)
Something isn't working, I guess...
Are ther other programs like this that can do the job?
I actually downloaded another version (1.6.4.1.) and the movie still would not load.
A message pops up saying: Error creating Chilg Process.
CreatechildProcess(ExeName, CommadLine, FChildStdouWr)
Something isn't working, I guess...
#6
15 Jan 2012 @ 16:44
I just tried AVStoDVD and it was impossible to figure out how to convert the movie with the subtitles. It did work and did the job fast, but the subtitles were not there. Is AVStoDVD supposed to recognize the subtitles, or do I need to extract them first?
If they need to be extracted, how?
Thanks a lot!
If they need to be extracted, how?
Thanks a lot!
#7
15 Jan 2012 @ 19:04
attar
AfterDawn Addict
If the subtitles are present, as soon as the source file is loaded a popup should appear (as shown in post #4) where you can check the required subs.
#8
15 Jan 2012 @ 22:09
[img]Thank you again for such a quick reply. Something is not right, because AVSto DVD doesnt find the subtitles. I went into the edit title section and it says that subtitles are not present. Which is not true because the file does have subtitles. When I play the file with VLC, I am able to disable them and turn them on without any problems. They are there.
By the way, I was able to install "mkvmerge GUI v3.3.0" and it seems to identify the subtitles.
I have been trying to attach a picture of the screen to this message for you to see, but it is not working for me. Anyway, I am not familiar with this program. Is "muxing" the same as "extracting"? I have tried to do that with the subtitle track but it has not worked either. It creates a file but I am not sure what the file really is or what to do with it.
Thanks again for your help!
By the way, I was able to install "mkvmerge GUI v3.3.0" and it seems to identify the subtitles.
I have been trying to attach a picture of the screen to this message for you to see, but it is not working for me. Anyway, I am not familiar with this program. Is "muxing" the same as "extracting"? I have tried to do that with the subtitle track but it has not worked either. It creates a file but I am not sure what the file really is or what to do with it.
Thanks again for your help!
#9
16 Jan 2012 @ 6:02
attar
AfterDawn Addict
Muxing is the merging of files (selecting a group of files to be merged into one media file).
Extracting (similar to demuxing) is typically de-contructing the media file to it's elements.
Using MKVExtract GUI to identify, select and extract subtitles.
If the subtitles are text files, the are saved with the .srt extension
E.G. track3.srt
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MKVExtractGUI

Extracting (similar to demuxing) is typically de-contructing the media file to it's elements.
Using MKVExtract GUI to identify, select and extract subtitles.
If the subtitles are text files, the are saved with the .srt extension
E.G. track3.srt
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/MKVExtractGUI

#10
16 Jan 2012 @ 11:33

