Subtitles foreign parts only full#
Subtitles foreign parts only software#

I think i'm going to spend a few more days playing around with ripping and encoding and see what results I get. This will be reduced to half that when I get my Core2Quad I don't know how fast Handbrake is as I haven't tried it, but I can encode an hour's worth of video in 35 minutes with my E8400.

What's the point of encoding at such high bitrates? You might as well just rip the vob file to the HDD and keep it there for watching. Subtitles barely take any space at all by the way.You can make better savings in audio if you are desperate to save space.

Subtitles foreign parts only software#

The quality is very good, that is the only reason i'm persisting with it,it's like the video software that was used at the start of this century for speed.

Subtitles foreign parts only full#

I take 5 hours to do a full 3 hours of footage using that software,it is running close to double time for footage,if it's a 90 minute film it takes close to 3 hours. I find auto gordian knot slow,but i have an old pc, So that's really why i just want to extract the forced ones.įor each film i rip, i might use dvd shrink to check - i think the forced subtitles file will be considerably smaller in size than the full subtitles, so i can go with that one. The way the media player works is that it will look for a subtitles file that's the same name as the video file and just basically display the subtitles at the appropriate points - but i don't necessarily think there's an option to only display the forced ones, so it's either all or nothing. The copies of lord of the rings that i have only contain the forced subtitles, so i can leave them as is, or just rip the subtitles file and then copy it to the media player. I'm using auto gordian knot at the moment (5 hours to encode one film. We didn’t want to hire a bunch of American actors to put on fake accents and act like goofballs.That's exactly what I need - what encoder do you use ?

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