binding avi and subtitle file into one

the only suffix are srt, sub and ssa?

 

dx/sub/ifo or srt, sub(text), smi, ssa are the available subtitile formats.
And asking for subs is just as illegal and banned on this forum as asking for anythign else illegal such as downloading movies.

 

ok,thanks a lot!!

 

To use vsfilter (textsub and vobsub) as a VDub plugin you need to rename it to *.vdf. VDub won't recognise it as a dll.

 

Well after demuxing my .mkv file and getting the video(avi),audio and subtitles out i used the avimux to put it together but it will only save in the mkv format


Im trying to convert mkv to avi with the subtitles from the mkv

 

mkv is a more powerful container. Sounds like at least one of the streams isn't compatible with avi, so AVI-Mux GUI defaults to mkv.

 

so then would i need to convert them and then use avi mux? if so to what format for each stream

 

Hmm...I'm not exactly sure if AVI Mux actually hardcodes the subs into an AVI file. If you want to hard code then you're gonna want to use VirtualDub/ VirtualDubMod instead.

Edit--
Read my 3rd post on first page. That's what you're looking for.

 

hey for some reason every time I try to load the textsub.vdf it runs into a win32 error

 

Darkhadou,
thanks for this tip. i was able to combine video and subtitle. i still have a small problem. the subtitles are displayed with tags like this:

<font color="#ffffff">in the Underground Realm,</font>
<font color="#ffffff">where there are no lies or pain,</font>

is there a way to remove these tags in a fast way? there's about 800 lines of these subtitles.

appreciate any suggestions.

 

You could just search and replace "<font color="#ffffff">" then "</font>"

Could also use php with strip_tags().

 

thanks. sorry but what is 'php'?