I used to hardcode subtitles (foreign language parts) into my XVID videos using AVI Recomp.
With the SSA format, the program allowed me to specify the font type and size as well as the positioning, is there anything similar with MKV video or is SRT and however the media player decides to choose for formatting?
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How do I hardcode? I don't. But if I were, I'd put the subs into an AviSynth script and open it in Ripbot264 and let it take take it from there. Or, if you,prefer, RipBot and other programs can open SSA subs separately. But many programs can hardcode SSA subs. As for embedding, yes, I use MKVMerge GUI.
Any software I need to format the text?
Oh, do you mean use AVI Recomp as I used to, and then import it to MKV?
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Any software I need to format the text?
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Assuming your media player can handle mkv files with embedded ass subtitles you can use Aegisub to format and position your ass or ssa subs then use mkvmergegui to put them in the mkv container with the audio and video. In mkvmergegui you can default and set the force flag. Whether your media player respects the flags will depend on if they are shown by default. The Popcorn C200 does for example. Otherwise if you want to actually burn them into the videostream you will have to do that in another program.
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I'm already using Subtitle Workshop to edit the subs - does a pretty good job...
So, you can format and position subs without having to hardcode them?!?! Looking into this right away!