I have a .mkv video and trying to convert it to a MP4.
The conversion is working, however, I'm unable to add somes subs to it.
I do include the subs file in "Use a subtitles file" then I also tick Subtitles and Overlay subtitles on the video and I choose DVB subtitle for it.
Am I doing something wrong?
Adding subs to a MP4 video
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: Adding subs to a MP4 video
VLC is not the best too for this. Use Avidemux or virtualbox or handbrake.
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sunbinyuan
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Re: Adding subs to a MP4 video
But can we still do it anyways?
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sunbinyuan
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Re: Adding subs to a MP4 video
Or how do I do it with VirtualBox? The newest Avidemux doesnt support adding subtitles and handbrake adds too much noise
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Re: Adding subs to a MP4 video
MP4Box can convert some subtitles to the TTXT format and add them to an MP4 container.
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