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31st 2006f July 2006
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sare_kuye_doust asked:
I have Divx movie, I downloaded it’s subtitle too. How should i burn a disc that I can watch the movie with subtitle?
What about the second language? I mean if I have 2 subtitles in 2 languages, what should I do?
Efren
I have Divx movie, I downloaded it’s subtitle too. How should i burn a disc that I can watch the movie with subtitle?
What about the second language? I mean if I have 2 subtitles in 2 languages, what should I do?
Efren
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Here is the process. Watch out because what you have to do is case sensitive.
first you need to make a folder called subtitles where the movie is located. You need to put your subtitles in this folder.
You then need to call your subtitles the same exact name as the movie. only the extension (.srt) makes it different ( THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT, ONE MISSPELL AND IT WON’T WORK).
We should then be able put the movie in your dvd player and choose the subtitles by press the subtitles button on your remote.
Now i’m not sure how you would put two different subtitles, but I know there are good software out there that would make your life simple.
Here is a forum where people have asked the question:
Good luck to you
Comment by Frank B — August 1, 2006 @ 9:34 pm