How do I remvove subtuitles from a file?

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  1. janlafata

    janlafata Regular member

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    What program can I use to remove subtitles from an AVI? I have AVIdemux, AVIrecomp and VirtualDub.
     
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    If the subtitles are embedded(you cannot turn them on/off), you cannot remove them;if the subs are on a black border, you could crop the border...
     
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    i use autogk that takes the subtitles out of any avi
     
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    "Out of Any AVI", I doubt.
     
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    Hi cyprusrom,

    I have a German avi movie. When I play it, right on the begining there is some German tex explaining the historical background of the events shown in that movie; and right under that German text there is an English translation of it. It looks like the said English translation was "embedded" by somebody into the movie. In the AutoGK program I see an option to add subtitles, but no option for remooving subtitles.

    Thanks in advance for any help
    stibi
     
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    there is no way to remove "embedded" subtitles with AutoGK...unless you're talking about cropping...The embedded subtitles canot be "removed" per se...you can crop the video, "cut the subtitles out", or you can mask them, cover them up. A program better suited for this would be VirtualDub probably, using some filter...
     
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    Hi cyprusrom and thanks. I will try cropping as sugested by you
    stibi
     

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