lionelblair
26th July 2008, 21:44
Hi Guys
I've got my first blu-ray with subtitles. When you rip the disc as you know all of the content is in the stream folder and they are all mt2s files. Normall I would just load the largest one into TMPGEnc and convert to wmv9 and that's both video and audio sorted. Will I have to extract the subtitles in this instance for TMPGEnc?
I've never managed to get subtitles or video to load when creating a avs script as I have no idea how to use avisynth and textsub. My avs files load in TMPGEnc but it nevers finds "textsub" and the video is usally just a green screen. My avs for mkv files looks like this:
DirectShowSource("e:\wmv_working\Apocalypto.mkv")
textsub("e:\wmv_working\Apocalypto.srt")
converttoRGB24()
That's for when I've demuxed an mkv file's subtitle file. By the by this is a different kettle of fish as it's an m2ts file I'm working with here.
Any help?
Cheers
Mark
I've got my first blu-ray with subtitles. When you rip the disc as you know all of the content is in the stream folder and they are all mt2s files. Normall I would just load the largest one into TMPGEnc and convert to wmv9 and that's both video and audio sorted. Will I have to extract the subtitles in this instance for TMPGEnc?
I've never managed to get subtitles or video to load when creating a avs script as I have no idea how to use avisynth and textsub. My avs files load in TMPGEnc but it nevers finds "textsub" and the video is usally just a green screen. My avs for mkv files looks like this:
DirectShowSource("e:\wmv_working\Apocalypto.mkv")
textsub("e:\wmv_working\Apocalypto.srt")
converttoRGB24()
That's for when I've demuxed an mkv file's subtitle file. By the by this is a different kettle of fish as it's an m2ts file I'm working with here.
Any help?
Cheers
Mark