View Full Version : Encoded the divx, now I have to find out how to use subtitles
Sarig
20 Mar 2002, 10:20 PM
I had them selected in flask mpeg, but they dont seem to be able to use them (do you have to enable them). Is there any way to add them back in, or am i just not turning them on.
Also, the audio seems to be out of sync, whats the easiest way to get it back into sync.
Thanks
Enchanter
20 Mar 2002, 10:37 PM
You should be able to insert the subtitles when you open the ifo. files (Open DVD) in Flask.
As for your audio, what settings are you using? As in what codec and bitrate?
Sarig
20 Mar 2002, 10:47 PM
OK, I used the radium mp3 codec, at 160kbs
As for the subtitles, I selected them at the start, and they don't seem to have been added.
ynoc
21 Mar 2002, 02:58 AM
try my GUI. It supports multiple audio streams and yet "only" one disc operation....
http://galileo.spaceports.com/~ynoc/
Ynoc
Sarig
21 Mar 2002, 05:53 PM
What I really want to do is get the subtitles to be a part of the frame itself, preferably without reencoding, or at worst doing the second pass again.
shion
21 Mar 2002, 08:02 PM
I have had the exact same problems like you
I tried encoding japanese anime with subtitles
but it didnt work in Flask
The reason is that flask just assumes all subtitle files are located in the first stream
but some DVD have the subtitles in the 0 stream
so the thing your should do is d/l
vodsub
then open virtual dub
file
open video file
video
filters
add
load
choose the filter that you have installed
then open (you have 2 options for the next path)
1. if you have the .ifo and .vob choose that in the file type
and then the subtitle will be ripped (be patient) and saved in .idx and .sub
2.if you have the .idx or .sub
just open it
then go ok ok
choose your video compression and audio compession (you can leave it by choosing direct stream copy
then wallah you have an .avi file with permanent subtitles
it will take about the same length of time as the movie
( so a 100 min movie will take about 100 min to encode)
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shion
21 Mar 2002, 08:10 PM
also
you said that the audio was out of sync
that shouldnt happen with flask
are you changing the sample frequency?
if yes i think flask has a problem with that and so makes sync probs
so what you should do is leave inpu the same
(sleect same as input)
and encode
after that you can use virtual dub and lower the frequency
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Sarig
21 Mar 2002, 09:15 PM
Ive got the audio working fine, just a matter of using virtual dub to move it arround.
Ill try the subtitles over the weekend. Not enough time due to shcool atm.
Also, where can i download vobsub?
Enchanter
21 Mar 2002, 09:50 PM
Find it here:
http://www.doom9.org/software2.htm
Sarig
21 Mar 2002, 10:39 PM
Thanks enchanter
Enchanter
21 Mar 2002, 11:09 PM
Good luck to you. ;)
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