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  1. 12th Jan 2007 05:00 #1
    bgtrix
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    Hi, I'm lookin' for a good DVDRipper to convert DVD to MPEG-2, but I need the subtitles to be built in the output file. I was trying with ImTOO DVD Ripper Platinum 4 and it works, but I need something more powerfull and more customizeble because I need a specific settings... Any suggestions? Thanx in advance!
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    Originally Posted by bgtrix
    convert DVD to MPEG-2, but I need the subtitles to be built in the output file
    Do you really? 'Cause that would mean you have to reencode (which is otherwise not necessary, as DVD Video already is mpeg2), and lose overall picture quality.
    Ripping is one thing - reencoding something completely different.

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    Yes, may be the right is REENCODE, but subtitles must be built in... How to do this?
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    After you've ripped, avi.net or AutoGK can be used to reencode with subs to DivX/XviD - Why do you need it as mpeg2?

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    Because I'm working with MPEG2 and I need this video format exactly
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