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Just curious, I followed BenBryant's guide to convert a PAL DVD to NTSC, and it worked great, but no subtitles. Blutach mentioned to mux them in at the end - how exactly do I do that? I used DVD Author Pro to make a really bad menu along with the video, but now I wanna put the subs in. Luckily, the time did not really change from PAL to NTSC, I think it is only about a 0.3 second difference between the two, so no "converting" should be involved. So, if I use PgcDemux to get the subtitle files, what program do I use to mux them, and how do I do it?
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