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... without re-encoding/converting the video/audio ?
MKVtoolnix is a fine program, but there is no option for subtitle positioning and size. I know about tsmuxer, multiavchd... but they seem complicated. Is there a simplest way of doing above-mentioned ? 
If you want hardcoded subtitles, you HAVE TO re-encode video.
If you want soft subs, you DO NOT NEED to touch video at all. Try Subtitle Edit - good and free! (2021-09-18, 02:38 PM)spoRv Wrote: If you want hardcoded subtitles, you HAVE TO re-encode video. - I know. Quote:If you want soft subs, you DO NOT NEED to touch video at all. - So, you can adjust the position and size with that program without re-encoding the video ? And then it will be compatible with standalone Blu-ray player ?
Yep; the saved file from Subtitle Edit - and other softwares - like .SUP .SRT etc. can then be muxed with untouched audio and video; try tsMuxeR to mux them - agrain, good and free!
You can also use a program like Aegisub to edit the subtitles as .ass files, then convert them to .sup using sub2bd: https://forum.fanres.com/thread-2075.html
(2021-09-18, 10:52 PM)spoRv Wrote:(2021-09-18, 10:27 PM)Bo Lero Wrote: Tried many ways... it is not compatible with standalone Blu-ray player. Those players must be newer as opposed to mine current stupid, dull Pioneer BDP-LX54 from year 2010. (2021-09-19, 07:13 AM)BusterD Wrote: You can also use a program like Aegisub to edit the subtitles as .ass files, then convert them to .sup using sub2bd: https://forum.fanres.com/thread-2075.html I know about that program as well. Too much complication over small thing. Makes me want to play films from computer. But hey, thanks anyway, folks. |
