Hardcode subs into MKV, MPG or AVI etc

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  1. Inzanecat

    Inzanecat Member

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    Hello, I'm looking for a faster way to hardcode subs into the video stream. I currently use MKV2VOB to hardcode subs. But this takes ages 4,4gig MKV(12hours+). Is there a faster way to do this, different app?

    Any help very much appreciated!
     
  2. KajNrig

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    Unfortunately, no. The time it takes to re-encode your movies depends largely on your own computer's processing power.

    The same movie could take two seconds on a 300-core processor and 36 hours on a 2.4 GHz Pentium 4 Processor.

    Some of it also has to do with your codec and the settings you use. If you want complete customization of your video encoding, I'd suggest using MeGUI + Avisynth. It's a bit (a lot) more complicated, but you can do much more with it.

    If you use an encoder with very low-quality settings, I'm sure you could reduce the hardsubbing time to a few minutes. But then you'd have horrible video quality. It's all up to you.
     
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    Thank you so much for answering! It's not really a big deal though, I'll just have my computer on, hardsubbing at night. ^^
     

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