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  1. I used TSUNAMI-MPEG DVD Author PRO to create a DVD movie with menu, and i wanted subtitles too, and since TSUNAMI-MPEG DVD Author PRO cannot add subtitles streams - I used few other tools - the problem is - no mather what i tryed - when i finally managed to add subtitle streams - it canceled the menu I built with TSUNAMI-MPEG DVD Author PRO!!!

    is this supposed to happen?
    how can i add subtitle streams to a DVD movie without ruin the menu in it?

    ThanX!
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  2. I'm a MEGA Super Moderator Baldrick's Avatar
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    How did you add the subtitle stream? what tool(s)?

    Latest tmpgenc dvd author 3 has subtitle support and a built-in subtitle editor.
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  3. Baldrick, i tryed to use DVD Lab Pro, ConvertXToDVD, and WinAvi.

    Latest tmpgenc dvd author 3 has subtitle support and a built-in subtitle editor.

    i know, great tool - but its only available at trail mode...
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    If you want free, with menus and subtitles, try GuiforDVDAuthor.
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  5. AlanHK thanks man - but i think this tool is too complex for me...
    where can i get a guide how to insert subtitle streams into a DVD movie?
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    Originally Posted by GangstaRap
    AlanHK thanks man - but i think this tool is too complex for me...
    where can i get a guide how to insert subtitle streams into a DVD movie?
    Inserting a subtitle in an existing DVD is not trivial.
    GuiforDVDAuthor is the easiest way I know how. Spend 20 minutes reading its help and you'll be fine.

    Or try SubtitleCreator.
    Generate a .SUP file from your text subtitle (.SRT) then
    Tools -> DVD Authoring Wizard.
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