Showing posts with label Subtitles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Subtitles. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 13, 2016

How to Add/Import Movie Subtitles to DVD Video

If you are seeking for a solution of how to add/import movie subtitles to DVD video or remove internal subtitles while ripping DVDs? There are many occasions when you want to add subtitles to DVD movies. Sometimes, even native speakers want to add subtitles to DVD movies or TV shows just so that they can more clearly understand what the actors are saying. Or, the DVD movie you download has a foreign language subtitle or even no subtitle. To better understand the actors, it's necessary to add some subtitles to the videos. 

What you need to add subtitles to DVD 

Generally speaking, to add subtitles to DVD movies, there are 4 steps: 

1. Copy the DVD movies to your computer's hard drive. That means if your DVD movies are copy protected, you need a DVD ripper to rip them to your computer's hard drive. 
2.Download the subtitles you need from the Internet. There are many free subtitle download sites such as Opensubtitle. You can refer to Top 5 Websites to Download Subtitles for Movies
3.Add the downloaded subtitles to DVD using some subtitle adding software. 
4. Burn the movies with subtitles to DVD disc. After adding subtitles to the movies, you can then use a DVD creator to burn the movie to DVD disc. 

Below are two easy ways to add subtitles to DVD movies or TV shows. 

Method One: Add the Subtitles During the DVD Playback 

If you just want to add subtitle during the DVD playback, subtitle players like VLC can help. It natively supports subtitle overlay. When you are watching a DVD movie or video, simply go to Video/Subtitle Track/Load File to add subtitles to DVD/video. 

 


Method Two: How to use Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate to add subtitles to DVD Movies 

Fortunately, you can do all with one tool - Pavtube Video Converter Ultimate, an all-in-one DVD ripper and is capable of adding subtitles to DVD movies. It can rip any DVDs to mainstream video formats (MP4, AVI, WMV, MOV, MPEG etc.) and popular devices (iPhone 6s/6s Plus, iPad Air 3/Mini 4, Samsung Note/S series, Google Nexus series, Sony PlayStation, Xbox etc.) It is leading DVD ripper enabling to with customized subtitles, including DVD video internal subtitles, forced subtitles or external SRT subtitles. Here is review

Then, let's follow the movie subtitles guide to learn how to add/import DVD Movie subtitles for enjoying foreign language movies without hassle. 

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Other Download: 

- Pavtube old official address: http://www.pavtube.cn/blu-ray-video-converter-ultimate/ 
- Cnet Download: http://download.cnet.com/Pavtube-Video-Converter-Ultimate/3000-2194_4-75938564.html 

Step 1: Import DVD movie files to the program. 

From "File" menu drop-down option, select "Load from disc" to add DVD disc to the program. Click disc button or “Add Video” button to import the video files which you want to add subtitles to. 

 

Step 2: Select output file format. 

Most DVD movies are commercial with copy protection, before adding subtitles to them, you will first need to rip the DVD to a common file format. You can choose one of your desired formats from "Format" drop-down" list. 

 

Step 3: Add subtitles to DVD movies. 

Open "Video Editor" window, click the "Subtitle" bar and check "Enable", then you will be able to browse and add subtitles that you have saved on local computer to the DVD movies. 

 

Step 4: Start DVD movie subtitle adding process. 

Press the "Convert" button in the right-bottom and the conversion process will start automatically. 

When the conversion is over, click "Open output folder" to find the movies with subtitle files, if you want to burn the generated files to DVD disc, you can use our DVD Creator program. 

Note: If you are mac users, turn to iMedia Converter for Mac is much cheaper in Summer Holiday Coupon Page. It supports El Capitan system so you can add subtitle to DVD Movies on Mac OS X El Capitan without any issue. And read how to watch Blu-ray movies with subtitles via Mac

Tips: Several Kinds of DVD/Movie Subtitles 

DVD/Movie Subtitles are textual versions of the dialog or scene in DVD film videos displayed at the bottom of the screen, to have viewers understand the spoken dialogue or the signs better. 

Soft Subtitle is involved in the actually DVD video, but is independent of the movie video. When ripping a DVD, it’s usually titled “Track”. 

Hard Subtitle, contrary to soft subtitles, attaches itself into the actual video and would always come along with the video. 

Forced Subtitle appears on screen when a foreign/alien language is spoken, or showed in a sign, location, or other text, aiming to explain the meaning but can not be placed in the dubbing. When ripping a DVD, it’s directly titled “Forced Subtitle”. 

Note: Generally, only the foreign dialogues and signs that matter the movie plot are translated in the forced subtitle. 

With the forced subtitles in DVD movies, you never need to worry about the foreign and alien language any more. And when it is just English dialogue, you can enjoy full screen watching without subtitles displaying. 

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Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Subtitle adding, Add srt, ass, ssa subtitles to MP4 video on Mac/Windows

There are many MP4 movies in foreign language in nowadays, so if a movie has no subtitles, you may have trouble in reading it. The article will tell you how to attach SRT/ASS/SSA subtitle to MP4 files on Mac (Mavericks and Mountain Lion included).

It may be a little difficult for a Japanese native speaker to completely enjoy the MP4 movie in English without the subtitles, or just with English subtitles. What will you do when you get a movie in foreign language? Finish watching it dimly or just give up it? Maybe to find a suitable subtitle for it is the best way for you. But you will feel vexed that you don’t know how to do it. Don’t worry, we will show you an easy way: Find a suitable subtitle and then get iMedia Converter for Mac to add SRT/ASS/SSA subtitle to MP4.

P.S. For Windows users, the guide can help you. Now is 20% off on Pavtube New Site Specials, expire on Jun 4th.

What video and subtitle formats are supported?
  • Video formats: MP4, AVI, MKV, WMV, MPG, MPEG, VOB, Tivo, MTS, M2TS, M4V, MXF, TS, 3GP, TOD, MOD, FLV and all regular video formats.
  •  Subtitle formats: SRT, ASS, SSA

Where to find the subtitle for the movie?

Here is a free website on the top for download the subtitles: Moviesubtitles.org. It will provide you subtitles in multiple languages for the most popular movies and TV films. Here the subtitles are packed with Winzip, unzip it you will get subtitles in SRT format. Enter the movie title in the Search field and choose subtitle in the desired language.


Also, there are many other websites for you to choose. See below top websites: Top 5 Subtitle Sites to Download Subtitles

Just go to download the desired subtitle you want for the MP4 movie. Then let’s go to get Video Converter for Mac to add it to MP4 movies. Free Download Pavtube Video Converter for Mac and install it.

How to attach srt, ass, ssa subtitles to MP4 files on Mac?

Step 1. Load original MP4 video file.

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Step 2. Add subtitle to MP4 video.

Click “Edit” button on the interface to find “Subtitle” option, check “Enable” then go to “Browse” to find your download subtitles in srt format.

 

Click “OK” button to load the subtitles. Please note that subtitle in SRT/ASS/SSA format can be supported.



Tips: You are also allowed to convert MP4 to many video formats you need, just click “Format” to find the one you want.

Step 3. Output MP4 with subtitle.

Click “Convert” to start the video conversion. After conversion, you can click “Open” to locate the video and you’ll get the output files with subtitles added.



Now the subtitle has become a part of MP4 movies, you can totally enjoy the movies. Just download the program to have a try. You will love it.

Further Reading:

Subtitles FAQs: How to free permanently add/embed/insert subtitles to a video/movie on Windows or Mac.
  
Convert multi channels MXF to ProRes MOV: This guide shows you how to preserve multiple audio channels during Canon XF MXF to ProRes 422 MOV conversion; and how to add soft subtitles such as .srt and .ass in converting MXF to ProRes 422, MKV and other formats. 

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