I have some mkv movies I stream to my PS3 and the subtitles look terrible. But if I play the mkv on my pc through VLC the subtitles look wonderful and have a special font and colors.
Is there a way to hardcode the subs into an avi and make it look exactly how VLC displays them?
Hardcode subs exactly how VLC shows them
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Re: Hardcode subs exactly how VLC shows them
Yes, but it isn't the best way to do it, I think.
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Re: Hardcode subs exactly how VLC shows them
Use Virtualdubmod or AVIdemux.
And extract the .AS S or .SSA subtitles to separate file before conversion.
And extract the .AS S or .SSA subtitles to separate file before conversion.
Re: Hardcode subs exactly how VLC shows them
When I open the avi in Virtualdubmod it says "cannot detect file type"
What the?
What the?
Re: Hardcode subs exactly how VLC shows them
Try AVIdemux then.
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