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  1. 12th Jan 2013 00:56 #1
    surferadi96
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    Hey guys!
    So, i was looking to hard-code the subtitles into a movie.
    The movie itself is a Blu-Ray rip which i downloaded from the net :P
    Its in the MP4 format.

    So, i was looking for a way to hard-code the subtitles into it without having to re-encode the entire thing (as i know nothing about re-encoding) but i found that it wasn't possible.

    So, i downloaded "AvideMux" and set everything up.
    The problem now is which encoding format and output format should i select to get the best quality and low file size ?


    P.S. If there is an alternative available for easily hard-coding the subs, please let me know!
  2. 12th Jan 2013 01:06 #2
    D_Knife
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    Why can't you have soft subs?

  3. 12th Jan 2013 01:08 #3
    surferadi96
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    Originally Posted by D_Knife View Post
    Why can't you have soft subs?
    Because my new 3D Panasonic Viera can only play subtitles from a Xvid file.
  4. 12th Jan 2013 03:57 #4
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    Wrong forum section. You aren't ripping any blu-ray. Buy it and rip it instead.
    Crappy thread title.

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