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i just experimented with KVCD.

i did a dvd backup of a 90 minutes movie on just 1 single cdr.
16:9 ratio
Burned as a SVCD format. and i was very surprised of the quality of the movie.

It was just a test. Now, the experimental fun begins, like adding subs, go bigger than 16:9, ect...
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I can't find any guide that's handling a conversion with KVCD templates WITH SUBTITLES !!!!!!!!!!

please help.............
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Hi Crashbyte,

Just use Vobsub. You run Vobsub_Configure and make your subs out of your .IFO file. Then it's a matter of adding these lines in your .avs:

Code:
...Other LoadPlugin lines....
LoadPlugin("C:\MyDlls\vobsub.dll")


MPEG2Source("C:\MyMovie\TheMovie.d2v")
...Other filters, etc ....

vobsub("c:\MyMovie\VTS_01_0")
The last line would load the file "VTS_01_0.sub", which in my case, is the subs file created for this example.

-kwag
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is there anyway to add your subs after encoding??

i did the encoding part and have a mpeg. I do have a srt file, can i add it to my mpeg ??

==> and wich file is my *.avs. From where do i get this avs?
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01-18-2003, 10:37 AM
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is there anyway to add your subs after encoding??
Not to a VCDs(KVCDs)
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i did the encoding part and have a mpeg. I do have a srt file, can i add it to my mpeg ??[
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==> and wich file is my *.avs. From where do i get this avs?
You can make your .avs by using FitCD. It will create a basic .avs with correct resize parameters from your .d2v.

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01-19-2003, 07:12 AM
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is there anyway to add your subs after encoding??

i did the encoding part and have a mpeg. I do have a srt file, can i add it to my mpeg ??

==> and wich file is my *.avs. From where do i get this avs?
U can add subs from your SRT file to mpg file and its easy :
U have to use Vdub with Subtitler filter . Its easy too :
After u put subtitler.vdf to vdub's plugins directory vdub'll find it .
In VDub Video->Filters load subtitler -> load your srt file .
Frameserve resulted file to TMPGenc and encode it with kvcd template .
If all is done right u'll get new mpg file with SUBS almost same quality as source .

If u need more specific info u can find it www.vcdhelp.com with screenshots

bman
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Crashbyte
i just experimented with KVCD.

i did a dvd backup of a 90 minutes movie on just 1 single cdr.
16:9 ratio
Burned as a SVCD format. and i was very surprised of the quality of the movie.

It was just a test. Now, the experimental fun begins, like adding subs, go bigger than 16:9, ect...
what does it mean?
i don't understand ,please clear my "mind".

what template do you use and burn as svcd?
thanks
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01-19-2003, 07:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Crashbyte
is there anyway to add your subs after encoding??

i did the encoding part and have a mpeg. I do have a srt file, can i add it to my mpeg ??

==> and wich file is my *.avs. From where do i get this avs?
U can add subs from your SRT file to mpg file and its easy :
U have to use Vdub with Subtitler filter . Its easy too :
After u put subtitler.vdf to vdub's plugins directory vdub'll find it .
In VDub Video->Filters load subtitler -> load your srt file .
Frameserve resulted file to TMPGenc and encode it with kvcd template .
If all is done right u'll get new mpg file with SUBS almost same quality as source .

If u need more specific info u can find it www.vcdhelp.com with screenshots

bman
yes,works...but in this case he is reencode!

if you want to encode all again,why don't use dvd2svcd,
select subs and change gop,matrix,...and all that you want,
and get a new encode with subs?

or the Kwag's way:

Kwag wrote:

"Just use Vobsub. You run Vobsub_Configure and make your subs out of your .IFO file. Then it's a matter of adding these lines in your .avs:

Code:
...Other LoadPlugin lines....
LoadPlugin("C:\MyDlls\vobsub.dll")


MPEG2Source("C:\MyMovie\TheMovie.d2v")
...Other filters, etc ....

vobsub("c:\MyMovie\VTS_01_0")


The last line would load the file "VTS_01_0.sub", which in my case, is the subs file created for this example."

very cool.
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01-19-2003, 09:30 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Crashbyte
i just experimented with KVCD.

i did a dvd backup of a 90 minutes movie on just 1 single cdr.
16:9 ratio
Burned as a SVCD format. and i was very surprised of the quality of the movie.

It was just a test. Now, the experimental fun begins, like adding subs, go bigger than 16:9, ect...
what does it mean?
i don't understand ,please clear my "mind".

what template do you use and burn as svcd?
thanks

very simple :

- i ripped "The Accidental Spy" - a 85 min movielength using Smartripper

- i followed the guide here http://www.kvcd.net/guides/kguide/kvcdguide.htm (but wherever u put to VCD i put SVCD)

i used this SKVCD template : SKVCD-352x576-PAL

burned my mpeg with Nero as SVCD on a 80min cd

This was a PAL 16:9 movie of approx 90min -no subs. And the burned cd wasn't even full. so i think the quality could be better
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01-19-2003, 10:08 AM
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very good Crashbyte,smart way.
i try this too.
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01-19-2003, 11:12 AM
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Just a question.

I am multiplexing as SVCD with BBMPG because my DVD does not work with VCD. So, is it possible to include selectable subtitles to this somehow SVCD tweaked KVCD?

Anyone there tried that?

Many thanks.

Gaudi
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01-19-2003, 01:02 PM
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Just a question.

I am multiplexing as SVCD with BBMPG because my DVD does not work with VCD. So, is it possible to include selectable subtitles to this somehow SVCD tweaked KVCD?

Anyone there tried that?

Many thanks.

Gaudi
U can Ask about GFR !!!
He reported that he managed to insert switchable subs !
He can give u more details !!!
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