Embedding Subs

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Amadeus
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Embedding Subs

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Can anyone recommend software for hard-coding subs?
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Re: Embedding Subs

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VirtualDub :think
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redcat wrote:VirtualDub :think
Oh, I looked there. Is that an add-on?
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Re: Embedding Subs

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Install VobSub ;)
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Re: Embedding Subs

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If you want to do it for watching on a stand alone DVD player, most DVD authoring packages have provision for including subs.

If you're a bit of a nerd, use GraphEdit and render to file instead of to the display.

I can think of no other valid reason for hardcoding subs. :wall You'd better make damn sure that your subs are correct - once they are hard coded you're stuck with them. :bigups
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Re: Embedding Subs

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emuler wrote:I can think of no other valid reason for hardcoding subs. :wall You'd better make damn sure that your subs are correct - once they are hard coded you're stuck with them. :bigups
Oh. well, I posted this before I text images in photoshop for The Disney Effect vid. But I have other uses for this now. :thumbsup
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For .srt, I use TextSub 2.23
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