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boris

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4. March 2002 @ 04:09

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Can anyone advise what programs should I use ???

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dRD

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4. March 2002 @ 04:56

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Look at two of our guides at our article pages:

http://www.afterdawn.com/articles/

...the one for DVD -> VCD and the one for DivX+VobSub -> VCD. Combining those two guides (usage of braincells allowed when doing this) gives you an ability to create VCD with permanent subtitles. So, in short:

-rip
-DVD2AVI
-VFAPIConvert
-VirtualDub
-VobSub filter for VirtualDub
-frameserving from VDub
-TMPGEnc

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boris

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5. March 2002 @ 02:32

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sorry,I'm a newbie.
Should I follow the programs that you kindly told me by the order You've right below.

I'm forced to change to DVD --» DivX and then to Vcd.
Is there a way to make a direct convertion DVD --» Vcd with subtitles readble by standalone DVD.

Many thanks
best regards
Boris

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dRD

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5. March 2002 @ 03:29

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I just described the method above how you do it without encoding to DivX first. Like said "use your braincells" and combine the two guides in necessary parts.

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Oz.

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13. March 2002 @ 17:26

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Thanks for NFO, worked for me, after a bit of "thinking" (Never hurt anyone) :)

VFAPIConv and it's BAT file was the crunching part, took abit before I figured out that had to be run first.

Nice board BTW, very informative.

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hautran

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25. March 2002 @ 15:32

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Hi,

As dRD mentioned in the above, to create DVD to VCD with subtitles, we need the steps :-

1. rip : I'm using Smart Ripper, in the main menu, there is a tab for stream processing that give you access to the subtitle options and stream copy option. Do I need this ? Based on the manual DVD to VCD, it doesn't say.

2. DVD2AVI : In the manual DVD to VCD article, it said it used this as a frameserver for TMPGEnc only and therefore it used this to create d2v file and WAV file only and NOT to create AVI file. The question is can VirtualDub read d2v file ?

3. VFAPIConvert : What is this ?

4. VirtualDub : As the manual Convert DivX+VobSub said, the input should be AVI file. Can it read project file created in step 2 above.

5. VobSub filter for VirtualDub
6. frameserving from VDub
7. TMPGEnc

Please help, I'm only new here.

Thanks & Regards

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Read our DVD to VCD guide.

Download TMPGEnc from here.

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