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  1. Hi,
    I recently parchased a WD TV HD Live media player and want to store my DVDs into and play them off a hard disk.
    So I'm using 'DVDdecrypter' to create a VOB file for each DVD. So far everything is fine. Now I attempt to play these VOBs with my WD TV and find out - the hard way- that in order to see the subtitles, I have to extract the embedded in the VOBs subtitles into separate files (*.srt etc). So I search the net and stumble into the excellent program 'DVDsubedit' which does the job, only in my case there is a problem: DVDSubedit's OCR does not recognise my Greek subtitles and produces an srt file with strange and unrecognizable characters.
    So please tell me, is there a way, a method, a program, whetever... to create a sensible 'srt' file containg non-latin characters properly coded? Or any other way to create a proper file of any type that could be used by the WD HD to properly display non-latin subtitles? Or even a way to permanently merge the movie file itself and the subtitles (as a graphical entity - not as text)) into a single movie file?
    Thank you in advance
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  2. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
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    Rip to dvd iso files instead. Use dvddecrypter or dvdshrink to just strip out the main movie.
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  3. Could you please be more specific as to what settings to use?
    Obviously I must have done something wrong, because I have tried both, dvddecrypter and dvdshrink ripping only the
    main movie - as a single VOB file containing only one audio stream and one 'subpicture' - but with no sucess: The player plays
    the movie ok but doesn't recognize nor display the subs .
    Please, elaborate on the settings you suggest as I don't have much experience.
    Thanks again
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    No, as a single iso file. No vob file. Select Backup and choose Create ISO Image file in DVD SHrink.
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  5. Baldrick, you are indeed a MEGA SUPER moderator! I owe you one!
    Thank you very much!!!
    sonam
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