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  1. 6th Oct 2004 02:39 #1
    PJGS
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    Is there any way to make the language of the selected subtitles appear on the screen?.
    I made my first successful home made DVD with switchable subtitles.
    However, when I select one the several subtitles, three asterisks "***" appear on the screen instead of the subtitles' language.
    Without that "detail", my home videos would be just perfect.

    If DVDauthorgui doesn't do that, I'd appreciate if u could tell which program does.


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    dvdauthorgui? or gui for dvdauthor ?
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    dvdauthorgui now supports language tags. just goto 'extras' and 'edit language tags'. refer to the readme for instructions if you can't figure it out.
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    Originally Posted by Baldrick
    dvdauthorgui? or gui for dvdauthor ?
    Sorry, I meant DVDauthorgui. I've edited the post.


    thanks liquid217. I can't understantd how I overlooked the "language tags" option
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