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How do I make subtitles for Windows media player??? I have looked everywhere. HELP! please.
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thanks but that was the first place i looked. I don't want to have to use Micro dvd. I want to burn the subtitles into the video so I don't have to have another file.Comment
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If you're encoding the video, Flask can input the subtitles from DVDs. If you're using Virtualdub/Nandub, Vobsub does the job beautifully.
That much I can help you with.
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Well then thank you. Would you mind walking me thru the process in t virtual dub?Comment
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Uhh...I can guide you if you're doing DVD rips, but I've not learned yet on how to merge subtitles into an already existing video file.
If you're a newbie at this, Flask will do the job without making you need go for a professional help.
If you're more experienced than that, vobsub for vdub/nandub will do the job too.
Here:
http://www.divx-digest.com/articles/dvd2divx.html (Flask)Comment
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yeah i tried Flask but its seems to not want to work with my computer and just keeps friggen FREEZEN or it won't except my VOB files as files. FLASK works for everyone else except me.Comment
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Learn to frameserve using DVD2AVI first:
Then, learn how to apply filters in vdub/nandub:
To use Vobsub, you simply download it and install it into your system. From there, you simply open the .ifo file of the DVD y set you wish towork on. As simple as that.
Last edited by Enchanter; 27 Feb 2002, 11:33 AM.Comment
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I don't need help with filters. I don't need help with gettin the audio and video. All I need is how to combine them using Virtual dub. And there isn't any GUIDE at divx-digest .com that tells me how to do this. So if any one who knows who to do this please just put a simple how to down or if you know of a GUIDE not on this site that is in ENGLISH please put it down. THANKS
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