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  1. 9th Oct 2002 22:16 #1
    Cynereo
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    Ok, I am looking for a ripper that supports subtitles, but allows me to encode with TMPGenc, so I can use Kwag's "kvcd" template... anyone have any recommendations?!?!

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    Originally Posted by Cynereo
    Ok, I am looking for a ripper that supports subtitles, but allows me to encode with TMPGenc, so I can use Kwag's "kvcd" template... anyone have any recommendations?!?!

    ~Cynereo
    1) kvcd is horrible IMO, especially if you're gonna watch on the computer. don't even bother doing that. it's non-standard, so SVCD will at least have as much compatibility as kvcd.

    2) rippers (i.e. smartripper and dvddecryptor) has nothing to do w/ the subtitles...the subtitle streams are part of the vobs. just make sure you rip the .ifo file too.

    3) check these out for subs:

    http://www.doom9.org/index.html?/subtitle_guide.htm
    http://www.vcdhelp.com/dvdtovcdflask.htm
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