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  1. Im making a svcd from a dvd with dvd2svcd. Everythin works fine except the subtitles wont show, which means I cant see any . It works all fine no problems when doing it;

    File Size: 793.62MB (832173272)
    File Type: MPEG 2
    Video: 480x576, 25.000 fps, 2530 kbps, Aspect Ratio = 0.6735
    Audio[0]: Layer 2, 224 kbps, 48000Hz, stereo
    Playing Time: 00:52:35,08
    Subtitles: (See 'Debug console' for more info)
    Stream #0, SVCD style, 329 subtitle(s)

    Packet statistics:
    0x01B9: 1 (PROGRAM_END)
    0x01BA: 358078 (PACK_HEADER)
    0x01BB: 1 (SYSTEM_HEADER)
    0x01BD: 893 (PRIVATE_1)
    0x01BE: 4318 (PAD)
    0x01C0: 38530 (AUDIO_0)
    0x01E0: 318653 (VIDEO_0)

    BUT I CANT SEE THEM. Ive tried with powerdvd and wmp.
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    I'm fairly sure neither of these programs will play SVCD selecetable subtitles. You need to check in a standalone player.
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  3. But, there got to be some programs that can play it in windows ?
    or..
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    I don't think so but you could try WinDVD
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  5. I've tried it in a standalone player now, it doesnt work..
    Has anyone got any other suggestion how to add subtitles to a svcd without winsubmux? Thiiis is freaking me out
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    A lot of set-top players don't support selectable subtitles on SVCD. Of the ones that do, some only support CVD-style and others only support SVCD-style subs.
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    You are better just burning them in but that would require to re-encode so either go back to the source or if all you got now is an SVCD you will loose quality to re-encode to burn in the subs.

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  8. But, u know like movies ive seen that is svcd and with subs in them, and they always work in powerdvd .. How do they do who makes svcd with subs so u can see them in like powerdvd ?
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