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  1. 14th Dec 2008 07:04 #1
    Coolice
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    I like to know how to convert .SRT to .SUP (PGS Blu-ray/AVCHD format). Or create these .SUP files. I know it's possible, because a guy called "the789kid" did this. I tried Google, but all the information I got is for DVD. Can someone tell me how to do?
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  2. 18th Feb 2009 03:12 #2
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    Can no one help me???
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  3. 18th Feb 2009 03:35 #3
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    Download tsmuxer and launch it. Add the srt-file.
    Output create Blu-Ray disk.
    Load m2ts from newly created BDMV --> STREAM --> 00001.m2ts.
    Output demux.
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  4. 18th Feb 2009 05:49 #4
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    you can easly convert .srt to .sup in Subtitle Creator. Just load the srt and save as sup =)
    take a look at my DVD-authoring guide :)

    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic353434.html
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  5. 21st Feb 2009 17:03 #5
    manusse
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    you can easly convert .srt to .sup in Subtitle Creator. Just load the srt and save as sup =)
    Only for DVDs but not for Blu-Ray.

    Cheers
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  6. 21st Feb 2009 18:07 #6
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    really? Ops sorry then =)
    take a look at my DVD-authoring guide :)

    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic353434.html
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