Darksoul71
24th November 2002, 17:16
Hi there !
Iīm no newbie to DVD ripping but a newbie to subtitles. Most movies Iīve done didnīt really need any subtitles. Now Iīve done Blade 2 and Read Heat (with Arnold Schwarzenegger). Both movies have parts that are "foreign" languages. For Blade 2 this are the parts where the vampires speak "their" language and for Red Heat this are the "russian" parts.
My questions:
1) Even if you donīt enable subtitles your DVD player (software & hardware) "knows" where to show subtiles. For example: Naming the location (as the blood bank at the beginning of Blade 2) or subtiteling parts where the actors donīt talk the "normal" movie language (german in my case). If I extract the german subtitles from Blade 2 this file includes also subtitles for every part of the movie (even the parts spoken in german). So once again:
Is there a subtitle ripper that extracts only the subtitles that a "forced" to play back during the movie ?
Or do I have to edit the subtitle textfile by hand every time I donīt want a sub to appear in the movie ?
I think that there must be a difference between "ordinary" subs and the once that are "forced" to appear during playback.
//Edit: Just found a reply from Schultz that this subtitles are called forced subs but the question remains the same:
Is there a way just to rip the "forced subs" of a movie ?
2) Ripping subtitles from Red Heat was a pain in the a$$.
Here is the subtitle selection that I found in the txt file that smart ripper writes:
Stream[001] X=[[0xE0] Video PAL 720x576] [] [] [] []
Stream[002] X=[[0x80] Audio English AC3(6Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[003] X=[[0x81] Audio Deutsch AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[004] X=[[0x82] Audio Espaņol AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[005] X=[[0x83] Audio Italiano AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[006] X=[[0x20] Subtitle English Normal Caption]
Stream[007] X=[[0x21] Subtitle Deutsch Normal Caption]
Stream[008] X=[[0x22] Subtitle Espaņol Normal Caption]
Stream[009] X=[[0x23] Subtitle Italiano Normal Caption]
Stream[010] X=[[0x24] Subtitle Nederlands Normal Caption]
Stream[011] X=[[0x25] Subtitle Turkish Normal Caption]
OK, so I opened up the ifo of the ripped DVD using Subrip, selected german (which showed correctly in the select box) and started OCR. Guess what ?
The subtitles I found where english. I tried Espanol and, drumroll please, the subs where english again. After playing around for I while I found the german subs under italiano. What is happening here ?
Is the ifo file of Read Heat corrupted ?
TIA,
D$
Iīm no newbie to DVD ripping but a newbie to subtitles. Most movies Iīve done didnīt really need any subtitles. Now Iīve done Blade 2 and Read Heat (with Arnold Schwarzenegger). Both movies have parts that are "foreign" languages. For Blade 2 this are the parts where the vampires speak "their" language and for Red Heat this are the "russian" parts.
My questions:
1) Even if you donīt enable subtitles your DVD player (software & hardware) "knows" where to show subtiles. For example: Naming the location (as the blood bank at the beginning of Blade 2) or subtiteling parts where the actors donīt talk the "normal" movie language (german in my case). If I extract the german subtitles from Blade 2 this file includes also subtitles for every part of the movie (even the parts spoken in german). So once again:
Is there a subtitle ripper that extracts only the subtitles that a "forced" to play back during the movie ?
Or do I have to edit the subtitle textfile by hand every time I donīt want a sub to appear in the movie ?
I think that there must be a difference between "ordinary" subs and the once that are "forced" to appear during playback.
//Edit: Just found a reply from Schultz that this subtitles are called forced subs but the question remains the same:
Is there a way just to rip the "forced subs" of a movie ?
2) Ripping subtitles from Red Heat was a pain in the a$$.
Here is the subtitle selection that I found in the txt file that smart ripper writes:
Stream[001] X=[[0xE0] Video PAL 720x576] [] [] [] []
Stream[002] X=[[0x80] Audio English AC3(6Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[003] X=[[0x81] Audio Deutsch AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[004] X=[[0x82] Audio Espaņol AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[005] X=[[0x83] Audio Italiano AC3(2Ch) 48kHz Normal Caption]
Stream[006] X=[[0x20] Subtitle English Normal Caption]
Stream[007] X=[[0x21] Subtitle Deutsch Normal Caption]
Stream[008] X=[[0x22] Subtitle Espaņol Normal Caption]
Stream[009] X=[[0x23] Subtitle Italiano Normal Caption]
Stream[010] X=[[0x24] Subtitle Nederlands Normal Caption]
Stream[011] X=[[0x25] Subtitle Turkish Normal Caption]
OK, so I opened up the ifo of the ripped DVD using Subrip, selected german (which showed correctly in the select box) and started OCR. Guess what ?
The subtitles I found where english. I tried Espanol and, drumroll please, the subs where english again. After playing around for I while I found the german subs under italiano. What is happening here ?
Is the ifo file of Read Heat corrupted ?
TIA,
D$