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encoding in subtitles

Discussion in 'Subtitle help' started by nitesamba, Sep 17, 2005.

  1. nitesamba

    nitesamba Member

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    is there a program to encode in subtitles into a movie but still keeping it an avi file? if there is please let me know about it. Thank you very much
     
    nitesamba, Sep 17, 2005
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  2. nrautava

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    Best way is to make movie.avi and movia.sub and after installing VobSub you can see subtitles with all players...


    What avi?
    if DivX then you need these:
    Virtualdub(MOD) + VobSub + divx and xvid codecs

    When you instal VobSub you need these plugins -> http://www.nefernetti.com/vobsub-asennus/asennus002.jpg
     
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    Better to use VSFilter since it is newer. VSFilter contains VDub plugins for VOBSub and TextSub as well as AVISynth plugins and directvobsub.
     
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    thanx alot guys for your help
     
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    hey guys. can u tell me a program ez to use to take out subtitles from an avi? thanx alot u ppl hehe
     
    nitesamba, Oct 1, 2005
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  6. nrautava

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    So you have subtitles what are burnt in the video?
    and not subtitles in txt, sub, or srt file?

    Just delete str, sub or txt file.
    Or the hard way:
    There is no real way to remove them. You could try logo remover filters,
    but the results will most probably look horrible.

    http://www.animemusicvideos.org/guides/subremoval/default.htm
     
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