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  1. Hi all,

    I have an AVI file, for which i created subtitles with MovieFactory and MicroDVD.

    Now I want to create a CD that I can play on a DVD deck that will have this movie with the subtitles...

    How do I do that ?

    Thank you!
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    Do you want the movie subtitles to be selectable or permanent?
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  3. The preferred option is to have a possibility to turn the subtitles on/off, but if there's no other option, or it's much easier, I don't mind having the subtitles permanent...

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    How are the subtitles saved, as in what format?
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  5. I created them with RadLight and MicroDVD. meaning all the following formats are available:
    DVDSubtitle
    IAuthor
    JacoSUB 2.7+
    MacSUB
    MicroDVD
    MPL2
    Philips SVCD
    Phoenix Japanimation Society
    PowerDivX
    RealTime
    SAMI Captioning
    SonicDVD
    SubRip
    SubSonic
    SubStation Alpha
    SubViewer 1.0
    SubViewer 2.0
    TMPlayer
    Turbo Titler
    ZeroG
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    I would load the avi file in VDub. Load the subtitler filter, and select the subtitles file. Frameserve into TMPGEnc with the VCD template loaded. The result should be a VCD-compliant file ready to be burned with VCDEasy or your favorite authoring program.

    Frameserving:
    http://www.vcdhelp.com/convert.htm#frameserve
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