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  1. 11th Apr 2009 14:39 #1
    zoranb
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    How can i convert a mkv video with subs to mpeg2 so i can see it on my desktop dvd player? I want to make VIDOE_TS and AUDIO_TS folders i guess!!!
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    Easiest way:
    Flatten the mkv and Subs with emgumm's MoKgVm2DVD
    to avi, drag and drop the resulting avi file into
    Toast Titanium, and author a DVD from that to
    a project file, not a burned disc.
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    but i guess i can do that with Handbreak too right? I mean to make the avi flattening!
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  4. 12th Apr 2009 11:03 #4
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    Don't use Handbrake, can't comment on it.
    *shrugs*
    MoKgVm2DVD is very low cost, and does the job nicely.
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  5. 21st Jul 2009 12:39 #5
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    Originally Posted by terryj
    Easiest way:
    Flatten the mkv and Subs with emgumm's MoKgVm2DVD
    to avi, drag and drop the resulting avi file into
    Toast Titanium, and author a DVD from that to
    a project file, not a burned disc.
    Hi there terryj!

    I have almost the same question, only a little different .
    I have a mkv with subs, which i want to hard code onto a m4v file with the H.264 codec, to use with front row. How do i go about to accomplish that?

    Greetings...!
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