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http://www.videohelp.com/forum/userguides/87065.php (1 of 21)6/11/2006 4:59:27 PM
How to add permanent subtitles with VobSub
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Hosted by: If you are unsure which subtitle format you have, just open it with a text editor. All the mentioned formats above are txt files, except .
ThePlanet sub (vobsub). It looks like this:
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Let me start with a short description how to rip subtitles off a DVD.
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Start VobSub Configure, press "open" and select the *.ifo file.
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Select the subtitle streams, that you want to save clicking the and buttons.
After that the configuration dialog will appear. Select one language[1], select time offset[2] if you need, fade in and out[3] if you like
and define the exact position of the subtitles[4]. then press OK.
Let's start VirtualDub, select file > open the video file.
Select video > filters > add vobsub
A configuration dialog will pop up,
press open, select the *.sub (.sub and .idx must have the same filename)
As you can see, you have several options to change the properties of the subtitles, select a language.
Close the configuration dialog by pressing OK, then close the VD filter dialog by pressing OK. Now you are back to the main VD window,
select file > preview or just hit F5.
If you want to change position or background color or whatever, abort the preview, select video > filters again. The filter dialog appears,
doubleclick on vobsub and you can change whatever you want. Then preview again. If you are happy, select file > Start frameserver.
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Let's start VirtualDub, select file > open the video file.
Select video > filters > add TextSub
A configuration dialog will pop up, press open, select the *.sub, *.srt or *.ssa
As you can see, you have several options to change the properties of the subtitles.
Close the configuration dialog by pressing OK, close the TextSub setting dialog by pressing OK, then close the VD filter dialog by pressing
OK. Now you are back to the main VD window, select file > preview or just hit F5.
If you want to change position or color or whatever, abort the preview, select video > filters again. The filter dialog appears, doubleclick
on TextSub and you can change whatever you want. Then preview again. If you are happy, select file > Start frameserver.
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Scenario 3 --AVISYNTH--
Your subtitles are ripped by vobsub and you have a *.idx file, written by vobsub as well.
press open, select the *.sub (.sub and .idx must have the same filename)
As you can see, you have several options to change the properties of the subtitles, select a language.
Close the configuration dialog by pressing OK.
Open notepad, write your Avisynth script. Make sure, that you type the real pathes to the *.dll and the source files.
Code:
LoadPlugin("c:winntsystem32vobsub.dll")
AVISource("d:divxmatrixmatrix.avi")
#[filter]
#[filter]
#[filter]
#[filter]
VobSub("d:divxmatrixsubsmatrix")
The last line refers to the *.sub and *.idx, do not type any extension into that line.
Save it as *.avs. Make sure that the filetype field in the save dialog box says All Files (*.*) and NOT Textfile (*.txt). Now right click on *.
avs in explorer, select open-with and select the Media Player from the list. Preview.
If you want to change position or background color or whatever, stop windows media player and start VobSub Configure again. The
configuration dialog appears, open the *.sub again and you can change whatever you want. Then preview again. If you are happy,
frameserve to your favorite MPEG encoder.
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Scenario 4 --AVISYNTH--
Your subtitles are ripped by subrip or you wrote your own subs with Sub Station Alpha.
As you can see, you have several options to change the properties of the subtitles.
Close the configuration dialog by pressing OK, and save as *_new.srt, *_new.ssa, *_new.sub, etc.
Make sure you typed the proper extension of your subtitle file into the last line.
Save it as *.avs. Make sure that the filetype field in the save dialog box says All Files (*.*) and NOT Textfile (*.txt). Now right click on *.
avs in explorer, select open-with and select the Media Player from the list. Preview.
If you want to change position, color, style or whatever, stop windows media player and start SubResync again. The configuration dialog
appears, open the subtitle file again and you can change whatever you want. Then preview again. If you are happy,
frameserve to your favorite MPEG encoder.
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Go to the VobSub directory and start SubMux. Supported formats are .avi, .wav, .wma and as subtitle file .ssa (SUB Station Alpha). If
you have a different subtitle format, you have to convert it to *.ssa.
Go to the VobSub directory and start SubResync. Open your subtitle file. If the subtitle file is one of the text formats, you can edit it if
you like, then save as *.ssa.
... the program has to "learn" which Image represents which character. Answer everyone of these question boxes very carefully. You
may know that procedure if you ripped subtitles with SubRip once.
What is it good for? DirectVobSub is a direct show filter, which can be used to display subtitle files during playback in a software player.
To display the muxed subtitle(s) you need to install Vobsub for DirectShow. The subtitles are not hardencoded to the video file. The
advantage of submux is, that you don't need to carry arround a whole lot of single files. All you need to display the muxed subs is
DirectVobSub. Open explorer, search for the *.avi, double click on it, usually Windows media player starts and DirectVobSub starts in the
background.
If you want to select a different language, right-click on wmp or doubleclick on the Dvobsub symbol on the task bar. Also there is a very
detailed Dvobsub configuration dialog.
Why the submux part of the guide is rather off topic? The subtitles are not hardencoded. So you can not simply load the *.avi as
videosource and proceed. Well, it is possible. Start TMPGEnc, select option > enviromental settings > VFAPI plugins. Disable all plugins
except directshow multimedia file reader. Then load the *.avi as video source, audio and subtitle will be loaded as well. You can even
change the subtitle languages after you started the conversion. Anyway, this is very experimental and not recommended. Use Submux
and DirectVobSub to playback only.
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