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subtitle problem?

Discussion in 'Video to DVD' started by lcohen448, Oct 17, 2005.

  1. lcohen448

    lcohen448 Member

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    MAybe someone can help me; I ripped 2 dvd's with decypter. Then i reauthored with dvd shrink for just the movie for each one. With one of the movies, I left the subpicture language on. Then i put both movies through tmpgenc to add a menu. Then i used dvd shrink to compile and burn it. But then I noticed that subpicture wasn't highlighted even though i encoded it. Can someone tell me why and how can i fix that?. thanks.
     
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    anyone?
     
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    I'm gonna take this thread to expose my own subtitles problem. This way people having diferent subtitle problems may find the solutions here.

    My problem is slightly diferent:
    I've ripped 2 DVD's using DVD Shrink 3.2.0.7, with English sound and only ONE subtitle language. When I watch the movie on my PC, the subtitles are there. On the other way, when I watch the movie on my standalone Sony DVD player I can't get the subtitles to show up.

    I've tryed to use ifoedit to change subtitles font and color, but the problem remains.
    I don't know if DVD Shrink has some problem dealing with DVD containing only one subtitle language or something.

    Any ideas?
     
  5. scf_au

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    Try rip with another program (e.g. Decrypter), then reauthor with e.g. Nero Recode.

     

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