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How to add subtitles to DVD |
| VSO ConvertXtoDVD is a powerful DVD Converter. You can convert all video files to DVD formats, and burn them to DVD discs. You also can add subtitles to your DVD. Here show you how to add subtitles to DVD. |
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Step1: First add the video file you would like to convert and burn onto DVD. To do this either go to File/Add
video file (1) or click on the green button “+” (2) |
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| Step2: Now click on the “+” sign next to your film, and you will see a sub-section titled ‘Subtitles’. This subsection
indicates the number of subtitles streams associated with the video file added. If there are
any subtitles streams they will appear listed below. |
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Step3: If you had “0” subtitle streams added you can do either one of two things to add subtitles:
1) Right click on “Subtitle (0 stream)” and click on “Add Subtitle” |
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2) Remove the film you added to ConvertXtoDVD by clicking on the film and then on the red “-”
button. (Figure 30) and find your subtitle file on your computer and put it in the same folder that your
video file is in, and give it the exact same name keeping only the extension.
Example:
Folder name: Favorite film
(with these files in it)
favorite film.avi,
favorite film.srt |
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| Step4: Add the video file again to ConvertXtoDVD and you will now see your subtitle stream as done.
If you would like to select the subtitle you would like to show up by default when you play your DVD,
simply right click on the subtitle file you have added and select “Set as default subtitle”. |
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| Step5: If you would like to change edit the font or other characteristics of your subtitles simply right click on
the subtitle stream and select “Change setting for this subtitle”. |
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