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just wondering is there a way to merge avis with subtitle(srt) files ?
using mencoder or soemthing else, so that u know the subs become a part of the avi
the reason i need this is that my parents dvd player plays divx, but doesent support separate subtitle files (and they dont speak englishs so subs are essential)
in windows it is possible, so why shouldn't it be in linux ? only I don't know any software for it either, sorry. Post here if you should find any, because I'm curious.
in windows it is possible, so why shouldn't it be in linux ? only I don't know any software for it either, sorry. Post here if you should find any, because I'm curious.
what's the progs name in Windows than maybe we can run it in wine or cxoffice or cedega?
thanks for the suggestions, no luck so far, dont wanna install xp-vmware, its such a mess. i have found one solution for linux, that claims to be able to do it, but its not working. its called File2DiVX3Pass 2.1, its supposed to convert to and from different avi formats, and has an option to add a subtitle from a file. trouble is i cant get it to work. maybe i misunderstood how it works, or maybe my sub files are in a wrong format, thers not much documentation available. http://www.geekshop.be/rien/file2div...?page=download
if anyone can get that to work, or has a differnt solution pleas post
"I just tried one myself, and indeed ... it did not work After a bit of
searching and output debugging I came across this problem: mencoder did not
find a TTF file in its path (mine was /home/roet/.mplayer/subfont.ttf but in
your case you should use the correct path).
You can solve this by downloading or copying a TTF font file (located
somewhere on your machine using locate or copy it from a windows machine) to
the specified location (/home/<username>/.mplayer/subfont.ttf). "
havent had the chance to try this yet, but probably will tonight
been in touch with the author again, its just not working, he says he might fix the program when/if he has time. however he gave me a little script, and it works!
it looks as follows:
mencoder -vop pp=de,scale=608:336 -oac copy -ovc lavc -lavcopts vhq:vqmin=2:vqmax=2:vme=1:keyint=25:vbitrate=2140:vpass=1 -sub "SUBTITLE_FILE.srt" -o "OUTPUT_MOVIE_WITH_SUBTITLES.avi" "SOURCE_MOVIE.avi"
u need to change the resolution,bitrate etc to match your movie file )
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