Need help. . .
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Zellgadus wrote...
I read somewhere and since I read an incredible amounts of things on the net I can't remember where; That if you used videora converter you could use a script to implement the sub file while converting the video file. You only need to name both files the same name with different extensions.However I've had no good results finding this yet. I think it has something to do with AviSynth or something like that.
I know that AlltoAVI does the job it's just It takes twice the amount of time and there is a loss in video quality sometimes as well as a loss in subtitle quality.
So anyone out there who knows what I'm talking about Please reply!
Force encoding of styled subs is supposed to take more time. I do it on a Mac with VisualHub and I know that converting MKV without subs is significantly faster than with subs.
Anyway, ccording to this, you don't need AVISynth anymore to encode Subs...hmm...
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Thank you very much, kotomo!
I've been looking for software like this. My WD HD media player sometimes goes a little crazy on MKV files. I've been wanting to convert several things to AVI to view on my television. This looks like just the thing!
The program may be a little hard to use but you can select what audio tracks and subtitle tracks you want, size of the video, and audio and video codecs.
I've been looking for software like this. My WD HD media player sometimes goes a little crazy on MKV files. I've been wanting to convert several things to AVI to view on my television. This looks like just the thing!
kotomo wrote...
Oooh oooh, totally forgot about this: AllToAVI: http://alltoavi.sourceforge.net/ Made by an otaku specifically for this purpose of turning your MKV and OGM files into AVI's so you can watch them on your iPod, PSP, whatever you may have that cannot read MKV and OGM.The program may be a little hard to use but you can select what audio tracks and subtitle tracks you want, size of the video, and audio and video codecs.