How To Add NEW Subtitles to a DVD and Keep the Menu ! + First MOVIE Tutorial !

[TheMatrixx]

This method is almost obsolete now. PCdemux, muxman and Vobblanker will do the job and they are all free tools. Furthermore they are quick and convenient. No need to have this thread sticky anymore.

Hello all, I have just released a brand new guide on how to add subtitles to a DVD. So here it is:

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Watch now the MOVIE TUTORIAL (http://www.dvdromania.org/content/view/17/56/) on How to Add Subtitles to a DVD using DVD-lab PRO !
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DVD Subtitle Guide using DVD-lab PRO


***3 Steps Guide***



This guide brings new things, like support for SRT and SUB subtitles or SSA, SON and SST.
And more easy on use by the beginers on DVD Authoring world.
I must to thank all the users on my forum (http://dvdromania.org/forum2/) for supporting me and understanding me.
Please join my forum for more support and if you need help, ofcourse ;-)


Software used:


DVD Decrypter (http://www.dvdromania.org/component/option,com_weblinks/catid,74/Itemid,44/) - (for demuxing video, audio, subtitles and chapters form the DVD)
DVD-lab PRO (http://www.mediachance.com/download.htm) (Version 1.53 Recommended) - (for multiplexing video, audio and subtitles)
Ifo Update (http://www.dvdromania.org/component/option,com_weblinks/catid,73/Itemid,44/) - (for updating the original IFO fles, let them know about the new info in the VOB files)


Create 3 folders on a partition with more then 20 Gb of free space. NTFS partition is needed for DVD movies over 4 Gb.

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STEP 1 - DVD Decrypter

a). Insert in the DVD-ROM the disc on which you want to add a subtitle. If you have an DVD Image on the HardDrive mount it first with Daemon Tools. Open DVD Decrypter, go to Tools menu and then press "Settings" and after that press "IFO Mode" tab and set the parameters like in the image below.


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After you have set everything as in the image above, press OK and go to "Mode" menu and select "IFO I".In this moment the software will automatically choose the main film in order to demux it.

http://dvdromania.org/DVD-labPROGuide/images/imagine3.PNG

b). In the right side, press "Stream Processing " tab and check "Enable Stream Processing" and at the bottom of the window select "Demux" like in the image below.

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Now select all the lines in the Stream Processing window, one by one, (ONLY THE ONES YOU WANT OR NEED) and select for each one the Demux option.

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c). Select the files destination, in our case "Demuxed DVD" . Press the button

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and the program will start its work. After it finishes, close DVD Decrypter.

STEP 2 - Multiplexing video, audio and subtitles with DVD-lab PRO.

a). Open DVD-lab PRO and on the window that appears select like in the image below, the option "Simple (Movie Only)". Don't forget to chose the NTSC or PAL option as is your original DVD movie and hit OK.

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b). In the lower left part of the screen, in the big white section, right click and chose "Import..." and import one by one, your VIDEO file and AUDIO file(s).

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c.) Right click one by one the each line in the big white section where you just imported the video and audio files, and chose "Insert to Project...".

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The Video and Audio will be automaticaly inserted on the MOVIE 1 window (right upper part of the screen).

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d). Right click on the Chapters section (right above the Video section) in the MOVIE 1 zone and go to Chapters->Import Chapters...
A windows will appear, just hit "Proceed" button and the chapters will be imported automaticaly to the movie. (Hit OK to all the windows that appear).

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e). Double click the Sub 1 line and a new window will appear.
First you must chose the subtitle language...

http://dvdromania.org/DVD-labPROGuide/images/imagine12.PNG

Second you must click on the Import button and open the subtitle file (you have 5 formats to chose from: SUB, SRT, SSA, SON, SST).

http://dvdromania.org/DVD-labPROGuide/images/imagine13.PNG

Optional:

You can chose the font color (White or Yellow).
You can chose the font face. (I suggest using a Arial font face).
You can chose the font size. (I suggest using a 22 size font).
You can chose the font style. (I suggest using Thick Outline style).


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If you have an NTSC disc I suggest to check the "From DF source" option for perfect syncronization. (You can do some test yourself and see if you have perfect syncronization).

http://dvdromania.org/DVD-labPROGuide/images/imagine15.PNG

You can view the changes in the Preview window !
After your are done hit the "Generate Subtitle Stream" button and wait for the process to finish...it will automaticaly return to the main window after it's done.

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Now you can see your subtitle line added automaticaly.
If you want a subtitle to appear automaticaly on the movie when you start the movie, just select the "Set this Subtitle always ON by default" option.

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f). Go to "Project" -> Compile DVD...

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In the window that will appear chose the path to the Final DVD folder and hit Start.
Wait untill the whole process finishes. About 15-20 minutes on a AMD 2.0 Ghz machine with 512 DDR.

STEP 3 - Update the original IFO files.

a). Copy from the DVD-ROM in "Original DVD" folder all the files of the disc with DVD Decrypter in File Mode.

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WARNING ! - Before moving the *.vob files over the original ones rename them (e g: let's suppose that on the original disc the movie is situated in the VTS_03_1.VOB, VTS_03_2.VOB, VTS_03_3.VOB etc... files . You will have to rename the VOB files from the "Final DVD" folder to their original names.)
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b). Select the main movie *.VOB files from the "Final DVD" folder (ex " VTS_01_1.VOB, VTS_01_2.V OB, VTS_01_3.VOB, VTS_01_4.VOB etc) that contain the movie, !ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE CORRECTLY RENAMED THEM!, and move them (Cut and Paste) in the "Original DVD" folder overwriting the old ones .

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c). Open IfoUpdate and go to "Options" menu and select as in the image below.

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d). Now you will have to insert the IFO files.
- On "Original IFO Path" choose the corresponding IFO file from "Original DVD" folder (eg:if the movie is situated in the VTS_03_1.VOB, VTS_03_2.VOB, VTS_03_3.VOB etc files, you will have to open VTS_03_0.IFO in IfoUpdate)
- On "Authored IFO Path" choose from "Final DVD" folder VTS_01_0.IFO file.
- On "Backup IFO Path" choose where to save a backup of the original file just in case you make a mistake. Press "Update IFO" and 2 windows will appear and click OK.

Now the new DVD with your prefered subtitle is ready for burning on a DVD±R/DVD±RW.

Guide made by TheMatrix


Since this guide seems to be disappeared, You'll find it
her (http://www.cotse.net/users/ukendt/Guide/)

Edited by ukendt 12-11(Nov)-05

[Tironic]

Nice guide. Works perfectly, just like your other guide.
Thx for it.

[super_freak]

Thanks to TheMatrix, great job.

[Piaf]

verry nice input im sure take a look at it cheers!:)

[Mtz]

@ The Matrix > why didn't you made the title like this:
How To Add NEW Subtitles to a DVD and keeping the menu ?
I think this thread must to be sticky. ;)

enjoy,
Mtz

[TheMatrixx]

Done! :D

[caprioles9000]

Great guide....wonderful...one question though....lets say that you were able to download a subrip format subtitles that were ment to be for a divx version of the movie ..if you make sure that your time stamps are the same would you be then able to use it with this guide .....so basically take subs that were ment to be for divx and add them to a dvd-r?

[TheMatrixx]

That will be a YES ! :D

[caprioles9000]

Hey matrix just saw your video....wonderful....what i realised was that you first imported the english subtitles in your project...however it looked like the text displayed by DVD lab was romanian...and then besically renamed it to english ..did DVD Lab Pro simply convert the subtitle stream from romanian to english ....or am i wrong :)

[TheMatrixx]

No no :D I didn't had the english one at that moment, and I just doubled the romanian one, to show people that can be inserted more than one subtitle :D :D :D

[caprioles9000]

ahhh alright then ..so then basically the most important part is that if you have a srt file ...just make sure that the timestamps match with another original from the dvd ....w000hh thats lots of note pad work :) ...wish someone could come with a script for changing those in an instant :0 but still this guide is great ....its gonna come in very handy :)

[TheMatrixx]

YES, you're right :D

I wish too, for someone who could make a script like that, till then will have to make notepad hardwork :mad:

[ukendt]

I made this thread sticky:D
just make sure that the timestamps match with another original from the dvd .
Well, STW is able to do that:D
If U have the original srt with original time stamps and the translated file has as many lines as the original 1, U may "import" the translated 1 to match the same time stamps as the original:D
Otherwise U have 2 other possibilities (read STW manual: it's very good!!!)

[TheMatrixx]

Cool :D Thank you ukendt :D

[Dvd@Best]

I have used DVDLAB pro , added new subtitle , but DVDLAB pro did not create the Usual .99 gb vob , it creates like 9756223kb vobs , thats why i am having problems in palying back dvd.

Any help will be appreciated

Regards

[vorcor]

First of all, thanks for the GREAT video, and for the time you spent making it. Thank you!

I've already inserted subtitles in 4 movies with this method, and works perfect, except for this little thing:

If i'm working in a NTSC video after i demuxed it, and when i open DVD LabPro i choose NTSC, but when i "insert into project" the video, there isn´t any timecode at all, even when i import the chapters.

Has this happened to anyone???

Hey Matrixx, any tips on that???

Thanks for everything.

[ukendt]

Dvd@Best
Dunno, my version is behaving perfectly

vorcor
Try to "run" the mpv file in within DVDLab(it should fix the prob)
I had this prob with earlier versions not anymore with final:D

[Paddington]

Originally posted by caprioles9000
ahhh alright then ..so then basically the most important part is that if you have a srt file ...just make sure that the timestamps match with another original from the dvd ....w000hh thats lots of note pad work :) ...wish someone could come with a script for changing those in an instant :0 but still this guide is great ....its gonna come in very handy :)
With respect to synchronization of two subtitles, I have written a tool, SubtitleCreator (http://sourceforge.net/projects/subtitlecreator), that creates subtitles *.sup files (and uses IfoEdit to multiplex it back again - see my subtitle guide). However, it can use an original subtitle *.sup for synchronization. You just need to select a couple of lines that correspond, and it will interpolate and extrapolate so the other lines are corrected as well. This tool is open source software, so you can just take the source code if you like, add a GUI, and use it to synchronize your new subtitle...

[Paddington]

It looks like a great guide, although I haven't tested it yet, and I am especially interested in trying IfoUpdate! However, just a small remark: why don't you start with DVDshrink in step 1, instead of compressing the output in step 3? This will make the files that you need to process smaller, and therefore slower. Although theoretically it might mean that the new DVD with additional subtitles won't fit a DVD anymore, I have never encountered this problem in practice, as DVD subtitles are very small (a couple of Mb, which DVDshrink always seems to leave).

[TheMatrixx]

Originally posted by Dvd@Best
I have used DVDLAB pro , added new subtitle , but DVDLAB pro did not create the Usual .99 gb vob , it creates like 9756223kb vobs , thats why i am having problems in palying back dvd.

Any help will be appreciated

Regards

You are using version 1.0 of DVD-lab PRO, or a BETA version. Please go to my site http://dvdromania.org and you will find there lastest builds and links to updates.
You need DVD-lab PRO 1.0 Final with the 1.0 041215 UPDATE (from here -> http://www.mediachance.com/dvdlab/historypro.html )
DVD-lab PRO 1.0 dosen't make files under 0.99 Gb from the update version 1.0 041025.
"1.0 041025 - Changes VOB split point to 1GB based on 1024 instead 1000 base"

[TheMatrixx]

Thank you vorcor i was working 4 hours on that 6 minutes VIDEO tutorial :D :devil:

I did not have problems like the one you said, mabey the answer form ukendt helped you ?
Try and use the lastest build of DVD-lab PRO with the updates ;)

[TheMatrixx]

Paddington, I know what you mean, but I have always "shrink" my DVD's with DVD Shink before doing the guide :D

Mabey I should make a note before starting the guide, so people "shrink" the DVD before adding the subtitle. Anyway...I think DVD Decrypter dosen't demux protected DVD's :D (mabey I am wrong...i never got intersted in that...as I "shrink" my DVD's before adding subs)

[ukendt]

Yes, like TheMatrixx wrote I can only recommend the very last updates, talking of DVD-Lab pro.
And the procedure is :
Copy the dvd with decrypter in file mode to HD.
Use PGCedit to remove whatever U don't need(or other proggies)
Use ur fav. recoder(DVDrebuilder and CCE here)
When the dvd is finished and fits 4.3Gb(or 8.5 but in this case usually no need of recoding) demux and remux with appropiate subs, use ifoupdate and voilá:D (IMHO the best way to recode a.t.m.).
Reasons to use PGCedit are many: to get rid of warnings, unwanted trailers and so on....

[TomSem]

great tutorial,

i ve done already 2 great backups with new subs added.
But today i've run into this ifoupdate problem
"original ifo is not large enough to hold the new pgc"

I ve done a search but havent realy found a solution to this.

Somebody have a solution to this?
many thx

[ukendt]

U are trying to tell the ifo file there are more chapters than the ifo file knows of. In other words U must use chapter extractor to state how many chapters(in original) and use the stated amount to make chapters in the reincoded movie.

[TomSem]

You're right ukent

chapterxtractor shows
Chapter 26 = 01:48:25:93
Warning ! Last chapter length is less than 5 s and has been disabled.

original ifo has only 25 chapters
so deleting one celltime was enough to rid of chapter 26

1000 times thx

[benten2000]

Excellent tutorial, but this DVD I'm trying to edit can easily have the subs demuxed but when put into DVDLab Pro it says "Unsupported"

:(

[ukendt]

Excellent tutorial, but this DVD I'm trying to edit can easily have the subs demuxed but when put into DVDLab Pro it says "Unsupported"

DVD-LAB Pro supports subs only in text mode(srt,ssa,txt for instance).
Read the file into Subtitle Workshop. If the file can be read and saved by the proggy it will be read by DVD-Lab Pro.

[benten2000]

Thats the main problem with this DVD.
Subtitle Workshop also doesn't recognise this subs when demuxed from DVD Decrypter.

They can be read from Subrip but not correctly.
Could this DVD have been authored a way so no one can alter the subs at all.

I'm at a total loss.

[ukendt]

Subtitle Workshop also doesn't recognise this subs when demuxed from DVD Decrypter.

It never does. As I stated before, SW needs text based subs. Decrypter doesn't do any OCR.
Do U understand what I write?:rolleyes:

[benten2000]

Ahh yes I see, so either which way I have to convert them myself like I did before with say Subrip then SW will see them.

As when I've tried to convert the subs, it just took all text and moved it to the bottom (but needed it to be THIS (http://www.benten2000.plus.com/subs/rod1.jpg))

That mean techncially you have to wathch the original to find out where the split text should be.

[PHD_1976]

TheMatrixx
Extremely great guide- many thanx!!!
First guide that helped me to keep all original content of DVD after reauthoring.
But I have one small problem.
Here is my real situation. I have authored a DVD. Original VTS for movie is VTS_07_xxx.vob. I believe I can't paste main movie of VTS number 7 after original menu of VTS number 1.
So I want to paste ONLY menu to authored DVD and get rid of all extras.(VTS 02,03, 04 etc)
How should I do this. Please give me a hand on this:-)))

[derebo]

hello,

i have followed every step in your guide. however i've run into 2 problems:

1.- the size of the original dvd folder files...

VIDEO_TS.BUP 16
VIDEO_TS.IFO 16
VIDEO_TS.VOB 18
VTS_01_0.BUP 94
VTS_01_0.IFO 94
VTS_01_0.VOB 806
VTS_01_1.VOB 1048574
VTS_01_2.VOB 1048574
VTS_01_3.VOB 1048574
VTS_01_4.VOB 1048574
VTS_01_5.VOB 361006

is different from the same size after copypaste the resulting files from dvdlab! there's a 1168 KB difference in the largest files!

VTS_01_1.VOB 1047406
VTS_01_2.VOB 1047406
VTS_01_3.VOB 1047406

why?!

2.- even worse...

as you can see, the original dvd has only 1 VTS and all data is included in that VTS: main movie, and two extra movies.
when i follow the guide and copypaste the resulting VTS files from dvdlabinto original dvd folder, the files:

VTS_01_4.VOB 1048574
VTS_01_5.VOB 361006

change now into:

VTS_01_4.VOB 708782
VTS_01_5.VOB 361006

that is, the menus are ok, and the movie is ok (it includes my new subtitle track! great!). however, one of the extra movies does not exist anymore and the other extra movie, only half of it is left.

maybe this process is ok IF only one VTS includes the full movie and the other extras are in another VTS?

so when copypasting, part of the dvd information is lost, as in my case:

VTS_01_4.VOB 1048574
to...
VTS_01_4.VOB 708782

that means 339792 KB have been lost, which makes up for half an extra movie and a full extra movie.

ifoupdate says:

new authored ifo has 1 PGC
original ifo has 4 PGCs

i think THAT is the problem...

can anyone give me a hand with this? i think i'm just about to do it fine however there's something wrong... any help is appreciated.

greetings,

[jojo15]

Hi,
i followed this, very well-explained and good, guide, but my subs won't show up...
When i playback the DVD on the computer using PowerDVD the subtitle part is greyed-out when i right-click, and when i playback on my standalone it recognizes the Dutch subs (the ones i added), because i can select them, but they won't show up....
what can this be?

Thnx in advance!

Edit: I watched the movie some more and it appeared that the subs are there but they show up 7:47 mins late in my calculations...
how can i fix that?

Edit2: Nvm, fixed it :p

[glumetu]

Salut The Matrixxx!!

Great guide you have developed, works perfectly, I can watch the newly created (and burnt) DVD on my computer with no problem.

However, when I try to play the disc on my DVD player, my player does not recognize it at all. It just won't read it.

I have tried several methods of building and burning the DVD after the 'Final DVD' folder was complete:
1. created an ISO with ISO Magic, then burnt the ISO with DVD Decrypter
2. created AUDIO_TS and VIDEO_TS folders, just like the original structure of the DVD, then again created ISO and burnt with DVD Decrypter
3. Created and burnt DVD-Video type of disc with Nero.

In all the above situations, the burnt disc plays perfectly in my DVD-ROM and on another DVD stand-alone player. But it just won't play in my own DVD

My only guess is that my DVD stand-alone is a bit older (bought 2 years ago...) and maybe DVD-lab/IFO Edit creates a newer type of DVD structure which can't be read by older players??

Have you encountered anything like this? Any idea what may be wrong?

cheerza,
glu

EDIT: it maybe linked to derebo's problem as he describes it above. Definitely the DVD structure changes and I'm not sure we account for this 100% correctly

[Like the Cure]

I have subs in SRT format that i synched up perfectly to the movie in SUbtitle workshop, but after adding them and compiling them as per this guide, they are extremely off (its in synch towards the beginning, but by the end of thee movie, the subs are like 8 seconds behind).

What could be causing this?

<edit>
Also, i'm having the same problem as vocor, with the timecodes in DVDlab being absent. ukendt, what do you mean exactly when you say "run" the video in DVDlab?

[dejanc99]

How do now that your subs are synchronized perfectly?

[psx2001]

I'd try to add subs to a DVD movie using the DVD Lab Pro Guide wich is full explaided step by step very clear.
Everything did go OK until I start to compile the DVD.
When the MUXING PROCCES started and abt the 45% of it
I got an error wich says:

MICROSFT VISUAL C++ RUNTIME LIBRARY

Runtime error!

Program C:\Archivos de programa\DVD-LapPro\compile.aux

abnormal program termination


You can see at the attached file.

Thanks in advance for any help

[Like the Cure]

dejanc99- I said theyre synched up perfectly in subtitle workshop. I know this because theres a preview, and I synched the subs to the single VOB file I made with DVD Decrypter.

[dejanc99]

Is the movie PAL or NTSC? Have you tried to rip subs (english) from original VOBS (with SubRip) and then to compare them with one you got in SRT format? Perhaps you should try to check how the timecode is written in (real time or from DF source ).:sly:

[Like the Cure]

Well, the movie is NTSC, and the subs are 29.97 fps (according to Subtitle WOrkshop). I'm thinking my problem is somehow related to the fact that the AVI file I synched the subs to is different than the VOB file (I thought they were the same because the length was 2:01:13 on both of them, but upon further inspection, the VOB actually continued playing for about 20 seconds beyond that [with the counter not changing]). I have no clue why the avi is different (I guess its actually playing back faster than the VOB?), and thats really bothering me right now. I explained my problem in a bit further detail here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=94488).

Oh, and im not sure what the timecode is, but the SRT file is basically homemade, i changed so much in subworkshop. But its synched to that avi file instead of the VOB, so thats my problem I guess. Now I just need to figure out how to use that 2 synch point thing in sub workshop to fix the timings (cause i guess the should work, cause the avi is just a bit compressed? i have no clue whats going on, cause the avi was made from an m2v file dvd decrypter spat out, so it should have been the same...)

[dejanc99]

You should download the sub you need (on your mother language), and then try to insert it again with LabPro without any editing. Anyway, what's the name of the movie? Do you still have original Video ts file from wich you could rip subs ( with SubRip ) and then to compare it in SW with one you get from net? So far this has always worked flawlesly for me.
The only good program ( that I run into) with powerfull preview option with whom you can check how good your subs are synchronized (NTSC movies) is sony dvd Architect 2.0

[Like the Cure]

The DVD is Battle Royale Special Version (Starmax Korean DVD), and the whole reason I'm doing this is because the english translation is complete shit. Anyway, yesterday, I ripped the Korean subtitles from the vob file, because the timing is perfect, just, you know, korean. So I ripped them, compiled the dvd with this tutorial, and theyre off, the same progressivly worse problem Ive had every other time. i just dont get it.

Something else I noticed: I loaded up a single VOB file in subtitle workshop, and I let it play. Playing from the beginning, the earlier subs more or less lined up, so, for example, lets say that subtitle line 6 shows up at 3m 11sec right when the title pops up. When I let the movie play, thats lined up. THen I double click on the sub line (it should put the preview movie at that time), and though the timer says 3m 11sec, its actually about 8 seconds earlier. Whats that about?

[dejanc99]

Have you tried to find sub here:
http://extratitles.to/index.php

[Like the Cure]

Okay, that site has only got 1 set of subs for my movie, and its split in half apparently for some vcd bootleg. I'm pretty sure my problem isnt the subs themselves, as even when i rip the fully synched subtitles from the dvd itself and compile it, they are out of synch. I think the problem lies elsewhere, but I really have no clue where.

</overuse of italics>

[Like the Cure]

Alright, I'm feeling good right now as I very well may have figured my problem out. Correction: I might have found a solution, but I'm still not completely clear on what my problem is.

Last night I complied a DVD with 6 subtitle streams:

1. Korean ripped from the dvd in BMP format, selected Real-Time (29.97fps) in DVDlab
2. Korean ripped from the dvd in BMP format, selected Drop-Frame (30fps) in DVDlab

3. English edited subs with timings read from above Korean at 29.97fps, selected Real-Time (29.97fps) in DVDlab
4. English edited subs with timings read from above Korean at 29.97fps, selected Drop-frame (30fps) in DVDlab

5. English edited subs with timings read from above Korean converted to 30fps in SubWorkshop, selected Real-Time (29.97fps) in DVDlab
6. English edited subs with timings read from above Korean converted to 30fps in SubWorkshop, selected Drop-frame (30fps) in DVDlab

This morning I played the compiled DVD and checked through the subs and #4 is synched correctly (im pretty sure, im not at home now, so I'll edit later If thats incorrect). Actually, while the timings are correct, the dialogue is a bit messed up (my edited english subs must be arranged differently), but thats nothing a bit of text editing can't fix.

Does anyone know whats been acting screwy? or why my .srt subs ripped from the dvd dont synch up? I'm just wondering why none of this stuff is in a subtitle guide (or if it is, then where?), especially one for beginners.

[ukendt]

I believe I answered ur question here (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=94488)

[Like the Cure]

Alright, i figured everything out. I feel like an idiot, because all it was was framerate settings. Here's (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&postid=657123#post657123) the thread. Thanks for the suggestions anyway!

[svage2]

"Run time error "6".
Overflow"
This is the message when I try to open a ifo file on ifoupdate 0.78 and the program shuts down itself...
What can I do to solve this?

[TheMatrixx]

Are you sure you enter all the 3 paths on Ifo Update.... and the last one...push browse and chose where to save the back-up IFO.

Can you please attach a screenshot with the error ?