Click the second play button (1) in order to preview the output and make sure everything is fine. Right now it is a great idea to check if the subtitles appear correctly and in sync. If everything went OK you should see Subtitler in the Filters window. Click the button and locate the file we created at Step 2.
Select it and click OK (2).īefore you close the Add Filter window, the Subtitler filter will ask for the location of your. You must have already downloaded and unzipped it, if not do so now, and then click Load, and load the Subtitler.vdf file.Īfter you loaded it you should be able to find it in the list (1). The Subtitler filter is not included in the default VirtualDub installation.
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Next from the Video menu make sure Full processing mode (1) is selected, and then click Filters (2). Run it, and load the video file you want to add the subs in from the File menu. We are going to use VirtualDub to add our subtitles and encode our new video. SSA (3) to have your new subtitle file created. (1) If your subtitles are in a different charset than English you will have to open the Override style settings (2) tab, select the correct charset (for example Arabic or Greek) and click Apply to all. Now select the output folder that you want to save the new file in. To do that, open up SUB2SSA, and load the subtitle by clicking the Open button. You will also need a codec in order to encode the final video so if you don't already something installed, grab ffdshow below.įirst of all we need to convert our.
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To help you out, we have listed the required programs below, so it is a good idea to download everything, even if you have some. You will need a number of tools to follow this guide. The method itself is not easy as the process is not automated, so this is the reason we created this very simple step-by-step guide. However this method has a disadvantage: you have to re encode the video resulting in a new video file of inferior quality. The solution is to hardcode the subtitle in the video file, making sure that it will appear no matter what. For example many devices, like a handheld video player or the embedded video players those new TVs have, do not support those subtitles or display them poorly. Even though most times it is perfectly fine to keep our video and subtitle files separately, as most players support external subtitles those days, sometimes there is a need to add the subtitles permanently in a video file.
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