Guys, looking for a solution.I download movies using torrents on my laptop. Transfer the same to a USB drive that I hook up to my DVD player to watch a movie on my LCD.There are some movies that I want to watch with subtitles. Is there any way of doing this ? I mean downloading the subtitles separately and then somehow embed them in the movie and play it ?It can be done using VLC player when viewing it on the laptop. But how do I do it while watching it through a DVD player ???
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Movies on a DVD Player through USB: Need Subtitles
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you'll have to re-encode the movie with permanent subs.
How to add permanent subtitle to a video with virtualdubmod - VideoHelp.com
How to add permanent subtitle to a video with virtualdubmod - VideoHelp.com
rachit_1804
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u dont need to go through all that pain...
which format do u download the movie in? is it avi?
most of the content available online is avi. then u only need the subtitle file with the extensions like srt or sub or any other that your dvd player supports.
one of the popular sites is:
www.opensubtitles.org
here u will find subtitles for almost all english movies.
for hindi movie subtitles, u will get them from the tracker sites itself from u download the movies.
after u get the subtitles file, name it the same as the video file.
for eg.: if video file name is abcde.avi then name the subtitle as abcde.srt
thats it... copy both the avi & srt file into your pen drive & keep them both in the same folder. the dvd player will take the subtitles directly :thumb:
which format do u download the movie in? is it avi?
most of the content available online is avi. then u only need the subtitle file with the extensions like srt or sub or any other that your dvd player supports.
one of the popular sites is:
www.opensubtitles.org
here u will find subtitles for almost all english movies.
for hindi movie subtitles, u will get them from the tracker sites itself from u download the movies.
after u get the subtitles file, name it the same as the video file.
for eg.: if video file name is abcde.avi then name the subtitle as abcde.srt
thats it... copy both the avi & srt file into your pen drive & keep them both in the same folder. the dvd player will take the subtitles directly :thumb:
Well, Some DVDs allow subtitles.
I have Philips DVD Player.. dont know the model name.. I download movies and download subtitles separately. I put the Subtitle file in the Movie folder. and write them onto the DVD. I have a separate Subtitle key in the DVD Player remote when I press it, I am able to view the film with subtitles... 🙂
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This is a very good site for Downloading Subtitles:
Subscene
I have Philips DVD Player.. dont know the model name.. I download movies and download subtitles separately. I put the Subtitle file in the Movie folder. and write them onto the DVD. I have a separate Subtitle key in the DVD Player remote when I press it, I am able to view the film with subtitles... 🙂
---------- Post added at 10:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:35 PM ----------
This is a very good site for Downloading Subtitles:
Subscene
Rachit: Lemme try that/ If my DVD player is intelligent and it works, then great 🙂
Edit: Its working 🙂 Though there is a lag of a second but its manageable 😀
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i guess your dvd player does not support subtitles in that case. so use the above mentioned guide to recode the videos with subtitles inside them.
Thanks. It does support them. Guess I was worried for nothing. But tried the software that Blu mentioned. That did not work. I guess thats a 2002 s/w which is not longer compatible with the current file versions that we download.
Edit: Its working 🙂 Though there is a lag of a second but its manageable 😀
---------- Post added at 11:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:48 PM ----------
i guess your dvd player does not support subtitles in that case. so use the above mentioned guide to recode the videos with subtitles inside them.
Thanks. It does support them. Guess I was worried for nothing. But tried the software that Blu mentioned. That did not work. I guess thats a 2002 s/w which is not longer compatible with the current file versions that we download.
Flipkart: LG DV622 DVD Player: Video Player
Will this player play xvid subtitles. Any idea? Or pls.recommend me good DVD Player?
Will this player play xvid subtitles. Any idea? Or pls.recommend me good DVD Player?
Exactly. Unless you really really want a DVD player, it would be worthwhile to spend a little bit more and get a media player which has far better format support.OT: All DVD players show subtitles (provided they are available of course). So you can pick anyone
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get a media player cm as low as 2800 or so...if u dnt want hd ...nd hd ones cm arnd 5k+
