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konik
18th March 2005, 00:48
Hi, I have this problem:
I got movie in avi(divx) where are forced subtitles!I want them rip,but also remove from movie! Is there any solution how to do it?
I tried to search,but unsuccesfully! So if is it already somewhere,sorry for disturbing and thank you for link! :p

konik
19th March 2005, 17:28
I can't believe nobody know answer?
I rely on U guys!!!
Or maybe is it so easy for u,that u don't want to even answer? :(

smiller667
19th March 2005, 17:49
Ummm ... well, no, not that easy ... there is basically no "forced" subs in avis. I understand you can mux subs into an avi or other container formats, but these muxed subs rely on dvobsub (the green arrow thingy in the which always allows disabling of subs.

Do you mean subs hard-coded into the video? Then there is no way of removing them (apart from cropping or overlaying them with an opaque box and then reencoding.

In this case, it is probably best to re-encode from the original source.

Steve.

Paulcat
19th March 2005, 18:38
Sounds like the avi is "hard subbed" which means you are likely out of luck as far as removing them goes. There is a program (and the name escapes me at the moment) that can pick out hard subs from an avi and make a text subtitle file from them, but I'm sure you can find some subtitle sites that will have the subs you need already..

konik
24th March 2005, 15:00
Yeap, it maybe will be hardcoded subtitles,I just didn't know the right name!
I just wonder,when somebody could put it on,why somebody else can't take it off?
It's ridiculous!
Strange things!!!
When I want to play movie and see hardcoded subtitles in other language then mine and put on subtitles in my language,so I mix 2 subtitles together!!! That's hell!!!

So I have to wait for realeasing DVD!!!
Thanks to everyone who tried to help me!!! :)

violao
24th March 2005, 16:38
Originally posted by konik
I just wonder,when somebody could put it on,why somebody else can't take it off?
Because they were overlayed over the video prior to the encoding, covering the underlying objects and becoming the part of individual frames. It would be like asking someone to remove clothes from an actor (or actress) :)

ppera2
24th March 2005, 18:51
I just wait that someone will post following:

I can't stand Keanu Reeves. How can I replace his face in one movie with Ben Affleck's face? :D