In previous tutorials I have described How to add subtitles to .mkv files using MKVToolnix, How to hardcode subtitles to AVI files using AVI ReComp and How to embed/hardcode subtitles in your videos using VirtualDub. This time I will describe how to add subtitles to AVI files using AviAddXSubs. The differences with the previous guides is that the output video file is to be played only on the PS3 and DIVX DVD players, the subtitles are switchable and no reencoding is needed! So, download AviAddXSubs, extract it, run the application and let's get started!
This is the main window of AviAddXSubs.
First select your video file. Make sure your video and subtitles file are on the same folder and have the same name. Also select the output directory.
In Configuration 1 tab make sure that XSUB is selected. If you are in Europe under Subtitle Bitmap select 720 x 576 (PAL) and if you are in USA select 720 x 480 (NTSC). You can set the Font type, size, bold and outline size. You can make a few tests and end up with something you prefer. You can use the Preview button to check how your subtitles will look like. If you want to add more than one subtitles files with different settings for each sub make sure that in the SRT extension edit you have the correct extension. To make it more clear let's say you have a movie.avi and 2 subtitles movie-en.srt and movie-gr.srt. In SUB 1 you would add -en and in SUB 2 -gr.
In Configuration 2 tab you have some more options such as to delete the original video file, or time shift the subtitles if they aren't correctly synched with the movie. In general you don't need to change anything in this tab.
Now go back to the Create XSUB or Idx/Sub tab and press Start button. The whole process is pretty fast since no reencoding is needed.
Now you can test the result in and DIVX DVD player or on your PS3!
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Subscribe to this comment's feedAnother use of AviAddXSubs is to output idx/sub files
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How to select 2 different .srt files?
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How to select 2 different .srt files? --> Solution
1) Rename all the subtitle files you want to add to match the name of the video file, only with appropriate extensions, i.e.: "Movie.avi" --> "Movie.en.srt", "Movie.ru.srt" etc..; they all have to be in the same folder with the movie file.
2) Select (or drag-&-drop) JUST the movie file into AviAddXSubs - and NOT the subtitle files!
3) In the Sub1-8 configs, in the "SRT extension" for each subtitle, write ".en", ".ru" (WITH the dot), or without any extension (for e.g. the default subtitle).
4) Start the process
AviAddXSubs will find the subtitle files automatically, according to the specified SRT extension.
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please help
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How to hardcode subtitles to AVI files
How to embed/hardcode subtitles in your videos using VirtualDub
How to add subtitles to .mkv files using mkvmerge GUI
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