Ok Guys one last time [b]SUBTITLES[/b]

[Clowntux]

Ok here we go.
I rip my dvds with DvdDycrypter then use DVD2AVI then to Tmpgenc.
This gives me excellent quality dvds! I say better than some SVCDs i have seen

Well all i want to do is simply take the subtitles from the dvd and place them on the VCD. Yes i know there permenant and will not be able to turn them off so alls i need to know is how to get them from the dvd to the vcd.

I have read the post and there is not a clear explination of this process. Remember dvd to vcd using dvddycrypter --> dvd2avi --> tmpgenc + SUBTITLES.

Thanks guys. Hopefully this post will help everyone else.

Sincerly,

ClownTux :P

[Betamax]

Ever seen the online guides of vcdhelp? 8)

Try http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdx.htm
or http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdtovcdflask.htm.

[Truman]

Well, either you use DVDx or Flask as Betamax mentioned or you need another tool to frameserve like Avisynth or VirtualDub. There are different subtitle filters. Here is the dvd2avi>Avisynth>Tmpg method:
http://www.vcdhelp.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=66009&highlight=vobsub
btw, search the forum please.

[Clowntux]

Thanks guys for the replys!

Truman I wanted to ask you, I tried the dvdx and got shisty encodes compared to tmpgenc VCD. So i am going to go with the dvd2avi>Avisynth>Tmpg method: but after i install Avisynth (version 1.05) and use the mpeg2dec.dll and make the avs file:

loadplugin("C:\mpeg2dec.dll")
loadplugin("C:\winnt\system32\vobsub.dll")
mpeg2source("d:\dvdrips\blood\blood.d2v")
vobsub("d:\blood\vts_01_0")

but when i try to run it in media player (which you can to see if it works) it says line 3 error

and it freezes tmpg ...???

Please help me out

I set up vobsub configure too....

thanks :roll:

[Clowntux]

Truman

Also I am using windows 2000 and AMD atholon

in case that matters

[Clowntux]

Hmmmmm I tried to reinstall all the software and try it with no new found success

Also I put clip = mpeg2dec etc and still nothing

any suggestions out there

samne problem as above

[Clowntux]

DAMN this is jacked up!!!!!
a whole day wasted on trying to get subs for a freaking 45 min movie....

Now I am trying to use the gordainknot method but cant get the ac3 file to wav!!!!!

DAMN ANIME!!!!

[Clowntux]

AHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHA AHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHA

Well thank those of yall that has been following me on this crazy ass day but I am sorry to say it has come to an end! THE PROBLEM IS SOLVED!!

AHHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAH AHHHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAH

basicly i just didnt have dvd2avi 1.72 errr which ever is the newest one!

Sucks huh I wasted 8 hours toady literaly if not more on this damn problem over a program thats less then .5 megs big.....

Chris

But damn you know it felt damn good when i figured it out

:P :P :P 8) 8) 8) :P :P :P

[vitualis]

I'm glad you got it worked out...

For those of you interested in using subtitles (and using DVD2AVI), I suggest that you check out the guides at http://www.doom9.net as they are very comprehensive.

IMHO, FlaskMPEG + Panasonic is a MUCH easier and better way of getting subtitles.

Regards.