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wheelie1967
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Joined: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:39 am

Need help

Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:57 am

Hi there, I am new user on this site. Can someone tell me - how to watch the movie with english subtiles on the computer and then burn it on DVD? At the moment, I am using Windows Media Player 11. I tried watching one of thhe movies with subtitles and it didn't work at all. Maybe I need to download another program to work but don't know which one?

Your help will be greatly appreicated.

REGARDS

Wheelie1967
kurosawafanatic
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Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:05 am

to watch it get VLC media player, i think the site is vlc.org or something similar, just google it.

to burn get convertXtoDVD, though there may be a better program depending on the format of the source file. i think they offer a trial for free, but it's easy to find a crack if you have bittorrent or similar program.
giannid
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Sat Sep 08, 2007 5:40 pm

VLC plays just about everything, however I have a preference for Mediaplayerclassic. Try both.

Okay, you need to name your video file the same as your subtitle file. If your computer shows file extensions, it will look something like this:
The_Godfather.avi
The_Godfather.srt

Otherwise:
The_Godfather (video file)
The_Godfather (subtitle file)

Put the video and subtitle files into the same folder.

Burn the files to disk in Data mode - that is if you want to watch on the computer or if you have a DVD player that plays Divx or Xvid files.

I think there is a free program called divxtodvd or avitodvd or something which will convert these files to a DVD format.
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