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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by pirateboy, Feb 15, 2010.

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  1. pirateboy

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    I am trying to use 3 programs to add different language subs to a AVI file . The first is called " VIRTUAL DUB , #2 SRT TO SSA CONVERTER #3 VIRTUAL DUB SUBTITLER PLUG IN . When I open virtual dub I extract all files and have 5 or 6 icons and there is no program that looks like the one on this site where you see a grey interface that says select filters and hit add followed by load . The second program opens up fine but has anybody else had this problem and can explain what to do ?
     
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    There is no installation for VirtualDub.
    It runs when you click on the application program 'VirtualDub.exe'
     
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    Yes , its the same issue in both threads . It's not that I don't want to take advice I just can't figure how to do this other then I installed something called subtitle workshop and was able to watch the avi file with the different language subs on my computer only I can't explain the problem too clearly other then the sub translation is not moving along in the same order in which the people are speaking or else I would be somewhat satisfied watching this on the computer . If someone has used this program and knows how to get it to work more properly then I would appreciate this as well as how to burn the avi file to a disc with the subs to watch on a DVD player .
     
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