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how do i burn subtitles from VLC player

Discussion in 'Subtitle help' started by unlucky1, Sep 15, 2006.

  1. unlucky1

    unlucky1 Member

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    when i played this movie on my data player, it works but theres no subtitles. the only way i can get subtitles is by playing it on VLC. theres no .sub or .str file. only .vob, .ifo and .bup. so how do i burn this movie to have working subtitles on my data player?


    btw..i tired searching and nothing came up or it did and i didnt understand it. if this has been posted please leave a link to the previous post.

    thanks
     
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    ive done what you've said and it still wont get the subtitles. the movie have 5 meuns and only 3 is accessable. im assumming that the 4th is language(with subtitles) and 5th is extra features. so i guess the person who ripped this movie left it out to save some room. what do you think?
     
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    In this point you should download subtitles from internet and use DVDAuthorGUI to add them into your dvd-file.
     
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    What format are your original files in?
     
  6. unlucky1

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    To tell you the truth, this is a downloaded file. it has every compenents like a dvd(vob, srt, etc..)

    im just wondering how does vlc player get subtitles? do they get it from the data of the movie or do they have their own translation?
     
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    I figured it was a downloaded file, what format are your files in though, you mentioned srt, that is a subtitle file..
     

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