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  1. 13th May 2003 06:48 #1
    insaneclowngodd
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    CAN anyone tell me the simplist, fastest, highest quality way to rip and add subtitles to an mpeg stream?
    and if there are ways that only work with avi could you help me out with that too?
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  2. 13th May 2003 07:23 #2
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    What method to choose depends highly on:
    • A) What do you want to rip your subs from? (What's your source material?)
      B) What are you planning on creating? VCD? SVCD? DVD?

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  3. 14th May 2003 18:10 #3
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    A) i am using dvd/vob files from the original
    B) i am going to make VCD/MiniDVDs
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    I use VirtualDub and VobSub to make my subtitles. It comes out great. Fast.
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    I usually rip to some text format (like .ssa) with SubRip and use VirtualDub and the subtitler filter to add the subs.

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  6. 15th May 2003 06:04 #6
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    thank you, see thats my problem, when i want to do something i read up on all the the methods and software i can, then i download all of them and never test em all
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