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  1. 30th Apr 2004 04:45 #1
    perempe20
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    Help needed! I have DVD5 NTSC movies, I want to add subtitles. What is the easiest way?
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  2. 30th Apr 2004 04:58 #2
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    There are none. You have to demux and reauthor (easiest with IfoEdit).

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  3. 30th Apr 2004 05:12 #3
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    There are none. You have to demux and reauthor (easiest with IfoEdit).

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    Can I keep the original menus?
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  4. 30th Apr 2004 05:53 #4
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    Not in any way that I know of. I've done it for main title only, without menus.

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  5. 30th Apr 2004 15:59 #5
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    I tried ReJig for demultiplexing, but movie is about the half of the real. It sucks.
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  6. 2nd May 2004 05:20 #6
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    No, it doesn't. (Suck.) Did you select all VOBs before demuxing?
    If still no luck, try VobEdit that can demux too.

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  7. 2nd May 2004 10:48 #7
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    I'll try VobEdit.
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