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    Objective:

    Add hard subtitles to ripped HD-DVD and convert to BD.


    The conversion part from HD to BD without re-encoding is relatively straigtforward but I run into problems with remuxing a txt file subtitle into a BD stream.

    The other way around is to hard sub and then re-encode to VC1 before re-muxing to BD.

    So, is there a hard sub script for avisynth that accepts txt files and can I re-encode to VC1 using megui?
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  2. Originally Posted by rhegedus
    can I re-encode to VC1 using megui?
    I don't think megui can encode to VC1; only x264, XVID, snow, LMP4
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    You can use WMNicEnc to create an ASF/WMV file and
    then extract its VC-1 stream with ASF2VC1.

    { http://www.ftyps.com/unrelated/asf2vc1/ }
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  4. So, is there a hard sub script for avisynth that accepts txt files and can I re-encode to VC1 using megui?
    I know nothing about VC1 or MeGUI, but:

    TextSub("C:\Path\To\Movie.ssa")

    Load the VSFilter.dll, and you can use text based subs in a variety of formats including SRT. jagabo said pretty much the same thing, but a bit more cryptically, I thought.
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    Thanks for the info guys.

    I'm a bit new to avisynth so I haven't had a chance to play around that much.

    I tried the script:

    DirectShowSource("D:\HD-DVD_EDITS\BOURNE_ULTIMATUM\BLU-RAY\BDMV\STREAM\00001.m2ts",fps=23.9760431376968,a udio=false)
    #TextSub("D:\HD-DVD_EDITS\BOURNE_ULTIMATUM\EDIT.srt")
    ..but get no success.

    What should the script read in terms of source text file?
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  6. Does your script really have the # sign before the TextSub()? That would keep it from working. # marks the start of a comment, whatever follows it will not be executed by AviSynth.
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    Thankyou!
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