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  1. Member qknet's Avatar
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    I read the "divxmux command line reference" but still can't figure out the right line to label language to the subtiles.

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    divxmux --video D:\movie.avi --audio D:\movie.avi --subtitle D:\vnm.xsub --subitle D:\eng.xsub -o F:\scary_movie_4.divx
    Can you edit the line for me so that DivxPlayer knows vnm.xsub is "vietnamese" and eng.xsub is "english".

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    After awhile, I came up with this
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    divxmux.exe -v "D:\movie.avi" -a (Audio - en;14) #1 "D:\movie.avi" -a (Audio - vi;14) #2 "D:\movie.avi" -s (Subtitle - vi;02) "D:\vnm.xsub" -s (Subtitle - en;02) "D:\eng.xsub" -o "F:\scary_movie_2.divx"
    But the subtitle names were "Vietnamese Normal" and "English Normal" and the audio names were "English soundtrack" and "Vietnamese soundtrack".
    How can I take out the "Normal" and "soutrack" words, leacing only "vietnamese" and "english"?
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  3. use AviSub, it actually use DivxMux but with GUI, there you can choose what you need to specify
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    I already tried the GUI, it generated very much the same command line to send to DivxMux.
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