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21st January 2005
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 how to save with subtitles  |
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21st January 2005
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BSPlayer has its own subtitle-handler for external (text-based) subtitles (as a player). I understand you wish to permanently "burn" the subtitles in your .avi file (so that subtitles are shown in any player (and cannot be switched off!)). Unfortunately that is not one of BSPlayer's features. To do that you need (e.g.):
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21st January 2005
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Just happened to come across this site (where indeed "Subtitle Workshop" is used in stead of "SRT to SSA converter". Of course, if your subtitle format isn't .srt (99,9% of my subs are .srt, that's the simple reason why I mentioned "SRT to SSA converter" first and "Subtitle Workshop" second) you should (e.g.) use "Subtitle Workshop" instead).
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21st January 2005
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Install Virtualdub. Install VobSub Open Virtualdub. Load video file. Go to video->compresion and select the same codec and bitrare like the file you loaded (can be seen in file->file information). Go to audio and be sure "direct stream copy" is selected. Go to video->filtes and load textsub. Configure it (what is the subtitle file, fonts, position). Go to file->save as avi. You have an .avi file with permanent subtitle. You may also use .mkv or .ogm containers to save subtitles inside the containes. Just use VirtualdubMod, and when going to Save as, select .ogm or mkv format. There is also embedded avi files but in this field I have no expertise. |
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22nd January 2005
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I wanna put a .srt file on to a tamil movie. But the programs (virtual dub) wont show the subtitle and i followed the instructions carefully.
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22nd January 2005
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In textsub, when opening, did you specified what file to load ? Same name as the video file will be great. And be sure font color isn't black over a black border.
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