I have never found a tool or process to add new subtitles to a DVD. Someone here suggested converting the DVD to an MKV and then adding the subtitles. This works for films (btw, is there any tool to convert it back to a DVD?), but a DVD containing two or more episodes of a television show, I don't think this will work.
Does anyone know any way to do this (and to convert an MKV back to a DVD)?
		
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	How to add subtitles to an existing DVD without re-encoding and keep the menus: 
 https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/277950-How-to-add-new-subtitles-to-an-existing-DVD
 
 If that's not what you want then you will need to do a better job of explaining exactly what you do want.
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	Thanks. That probably would work, but this is the Mac forum (which is the computer I have) and I had hoped for a solution without having to install a different operating system. 
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	Crap. I missed that you clearly posted this, as you should, in the Mac forum. My apologies. 
 
 You're SOL on a Mac. Unless you want to do some convoluted way that will destroy your menus and force you to re-make the entire disc. If you want to do it the easy way, the tools only exist under Windows.
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	That's OK. Actually I don't post here very often as switching subtitles is almost the last DVD area where the Mac OS has few or no tools. Using one tool, I can convert a DVD to a MKV and using a second tool, I can switch subtitles. It's quite easy and quite quick compared to the Windows system. I'd like to convert the resulting MKV back to a DVD, but it maintains quality and it can easily be played back on a Mac, so it's not really a problem if it stays an MKV. 
 
 Actually, I was hoping that a Mac user here had already tried doing this with MKVMerge, the tool I use to add (and remove) subtitles. Since, I hope, the MKV will retain the structure of the DVD (ie, the episodes), the tool might be able to add the subtitles per episode.
 
 I do appreciate your effort to be helpful, but this is the second time this has happened to me: post a question in the Mac forum and get a Windows reply and, it seems to me the structure of this forum could be improved to prevent that happening so easily.
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