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hardcode .sub/ .srt into AVI/Mpeg
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smil27
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6. January 2006 @ 08:40 |
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So ive got a movie which is movie.xvid (700 megs) and the subtitle file that came with it is movie.avi.sub (61 kb).
What program do I use to put these two files together?
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steve
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6. January 2006 @ 14:28 |
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what you want to do is rename the .sub file exactly the same as your movie file except leave out the extension so heres an example:
Full Metal Alchemist.avi
Full Metal Alchemist.sub
So when you play the movie the the subs will automatically play.
Windows Media Player, BS Player thats what ive used
As for joining the 2 files together, id just leave it the way they are its easier but if you want to then use divx2dvd the newer versions allow you to burn subs into your movie, never tryed newer version so it works out for yah.
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smil27
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9. January 2006 @ 08:03 |
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Thanks,
I converted the .sub to .srt which DivXtoDVD wanted and then I changed the name of the movie and the .srt file so they were the same and then I converted and burned and still no sub titles.
They work when I just watch the movie on Windows Media Player but not on the actual burnt DVD?
help...
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10. January 2006 @ 21:49 |
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dam! ill install it and give it ago, see if i can get it to work :-D
Playstation 2 ---- Matrix Infinity
Gamecube --------- Ninja Mod
Xbox 360 --------- Firmware Hack
Xbox-------------- Duo X2
PC---------------- Core 2 Duo e6850, 9800gtx, 4gig ddr2-8500, 780i Vista 64-bit
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smil27
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11. January 2006 @ 03:21 |
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So heres how I hard coded subs into an AVI:
1. Used VobSub --> Subresync to save the .sub to .srt
2. Converted the AVI to Mpeg2 with WinAvi 6.3
3. Opened the Mpeg2 in DVDLab pro and it had to be demuxed into the video and audio streams.
4. Open the .srt file in DVDLab Pro and generate it into .sp1 to be coded in sync with the timecode of the movie.
5. Compile DVD option in DVDLab Pro will align the timecoded subs with the movie and throw it all together in DVD ready files to burn.
6. Burn the compiled files onto a DVD.
A lot of screwing around but once you figure it all out it is pretty automated and straight forward. Post any questions and I'll try to answer them!!
Thanks for any and all help,
Steve
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k0k0m0
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12. January 2006 @ 02:12 |
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smil27,
it's strange, but I do the same what you mention from point 4 on, and I have non-permanent subtitles. That is I can toggle them on-off as desired. You do not have them "hard-coded", hardcoding is when you have them all the time on the movie.
I logged in on March 1st 2005, and it's incredible to believe that in so short time I've learnt all that I know about DVDs from this forum...
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smil27
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12. January 2006 @ 03:55 |
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K0k0m0,
When you click on the blue Sub 1 button in DVDLab pro, there is a radio button there in the top right of the window --> Set this Subtitle always ON by default.
I forgot to mention to click that in my instructions. my apologies
steve
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angloC
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12. January 2006 @ 05:17 |
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1. Used VobSub --> Subresync to save the .sub to .srt
2. Converted the AVI to Mpeg2 with WinAvi 6.3
3. Opened the Mpeg2 in DVDLab pro and it had to be demuxed into the video and audio streams.
4. Open the .srt file in DVDLab Pro and generate it into .sp1 to be coded in sync with the timecode of the movie.
5. Compile DVD option in DVDLab Pro will align the timecoded subs with the movie and throw it all together in DVD ready files to burn.
6. Burn the compiled files onto a DVD.
right ive done the first two, but i have a few questions.
how do you open the mpeg in dvd lab?
how do i Demux it?
how do you open the srt file in dvd lab?
how do i then generate it to sp1?
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smil27
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12. January 2006 @ 05:42 |
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AngloC:
Q&A
how do you open the mpeg in dvd lab?
Answer: Bottom left --> theres a open file icon for Importing files, just click this and find your mpeg.
how do i Demux it?
Answer: It will tell you when you open the mpeg that it needs to be seperated (demuxed) into seperate video and audio streams. just click Ok or yes, its fairly automated.
how do you open the srt file in dvd lab?
Answer: in the top right window where it says "Movie 1" click on the Blue tab that says Sub 1, click on import button and find your srt file.
how do i then generate it to sp1?
Answer: then click on Generate Subtitle Stream. It will want u to name it first (yourmovie.sp1) keep this the same name as the mpeg file.
Hope this helps!
steve
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angloC
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12. January 2006 @ 05:57 |
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thanks, ive got the subtitles in fine and i though the movie was aswell but when it opened it it came up with an error messsage and then said it was transcoding the audio and on the timeline there is only audio and subtitles, no video
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smil27
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12. January 2006 @ 07:01 |
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please clarify,
when you say "...but when it opened it it came up with an error messsage " when what opened up where?
unless the mpeg2 file didnt Demux properly or the subs didnt generate then it should have burnt properly
maybe try it again
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angloC
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12. January 2006 @ 14:06 |
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right i got an error message saying that the AVI file was not dvd size and to enable non dvd size in properties so i did that and burnt it but the picture only takes up the top 1/4 of the screen and the rest of the screen is taken up by a load of collered flashing lines
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smil27
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13. January 2006 @ 03:22 |
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not sure on that one, but you should have converted the AVI to Mpeg2 (what DVDLabpro recommends for best quality) in Win AVI 6.3.
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k0k0m0
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16. January 2006 @ 03:20 |
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Best DVD compliant resolutions are:
NTSC: 720 x 480
PAL: 720 x 576
And if you're movie is not MPEG-2, then DVDLab Pro will not do any further encoding
I logged in on March 1st 2005, and it's incredible to believe that in so short time I've learnt all that I know about DVDs from this forum...
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Ashe
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26. March 2006 @ 11:35 |
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" 1. Used VobSub --> Subresync to save the .sub to .srt
2. Converted the AVI to Mpeg2 with WinAvi 6.3
3. Opened the Mpeg2 in DVDLab pro and it had to be demuxed into the video and audio streams.
4. Open the .srt file in DVDLab Pro and generate it into .sp1 to be coded in sync with the timecode of the movie.
5. Compile DVD option in DVDLab Pro will align the timecoded subs with the movie and throw it all together in DVD ready files to burn.
6. Burn the compiled files onto a DVD.
right ive done the first two, but i have a few questions.
how do you open the mpeg in dvd lab?
how do i Demux it?
how do you open the srt file in dvd lab?
how do i then generate it to sp1?"
I don't have DVD Lab.. but I have Nero 6 Ultra Edition.
Can I Demux with Nero?
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smil27
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26. March 2006 @ 13:46 |
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you can only Demux this file in DVDlab after its converted. grab it and give it a try.
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Ashe
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26. March 2006 @ 18:35 |
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Is there absolutely no other way to attach my subtitles to the movie to burn it?
I have a .AVI movie and a .str subtitle, I want it burned onto DVD, and I can't count how many program trials/downloads I've done in the past month and been unsuccessful.
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smil27
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27. March 2006 @ 03:39 |
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theres probably other ways to do this with an AVI. and .srt file but by following my instructions above, this seems to be the easiest way because most of it is pretty much automated. follow the instructions exactly and you wont have a problem.
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Ashe
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27. March 2006 @ 17:01 |
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Where do I get DVDLab Pro at?
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smil27
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28. March 2006 @ 04:21 |
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not that I condone it, but the torrent sites would probably be the best place to look?!
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novae
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2. April 2006 @ 20:06 |
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So I'm all the way to demuxing in DVD-lab, and when it's finished, it tells me the audio file is at 44.1 kHz, when it should be at 48. When it offers to transcode, I accept, but the resulting file takes half a second to complete, and has no audio on it.
Does anyone know what's going on?!
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smil27
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3. April 2006 @ 10:46 |
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44 khz will work fine for the audio, if you want to transcode it though close DVDLab and opena new session and try it again. If not, try changing it in another audio converter program.
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artyeo
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6. April 2006 @ 07:29 |
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smil27
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6. April 2006 @ 10:07 |
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Everything looks fine, just close it out or hit OK and then carry on with the next steps which are above.
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IZR
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7. April 2006 @ 11:18 |
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i have the dvdlab Pro,i got .srt subtitles but my movie is mp4..and i can't match it with the subtitles..
could you please help me
.,the dvdlab Pro is in... downloads.com ..and serial?..use the craagle..
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