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D-Subtitler is a little software which let you extract subtitles of your DVD and put it in a .srt file (which is compatible with Mplayer, Video Lan and the majority of Divx Player).
To use D-Subtitler, you have to rip your DVD in your hard drive (to remove CSS protection). You can rip it in VIDEO_TS folder or in a big .vob file. Open the result of the rip with D-Subtitler, choose the subtitle track to extract and click on the green button.
Warning : With some DVD, when you work with D-Subtitle from a VIDEO_TS folder, the subtitles track is not completely extracted. To
To use D-Subtitler, you have to rip your DVD in your hard drive (to remove CSS protection). You can rip it in VIDEO_TS folder or in a big .vob file. Open the result of the rip with D-Subtitler, choose the subtitle track to extract and click on the green button.
Warning : With some DVD, when you work with D-Subtitle from a VIDEO_TS folder, the subtitles track is not completely extracted. To
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PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
PPC, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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| Downloads:30,682 |
| Version Downloads:28,970 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:15 Jul 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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D-Subtitler is a little software which let you extract subtitles of your DVD and put it in a .srt file (which is compatible with Mplayer, Video Lan and the majority of Divx Player).
To use D-Subtitler, you have to rip your DVD in your hard drive (to remove CSS protection). You can rip it in VIDEO_TS folder or in a big .vob file. Open the result of the rip with D-Subtitler, choose the subtitle track to extract and click on the green button.
Warning : With some DVD, when you work with D-Subtitle from a VIDEO_TS folder, the subtitles track is not completely extracted. To fix this problem, you must rip the DVD in a single vob file (OSex or YadeX).
To use D-Subtitler, you have to rip your DVD in your hard drive (to remove CSS protection). You can rip it in VIDEO_TS folder or in a big .vob file. Open the result of the rip with D-Subtitler, choose the subtitle track to extract and click on the green button.
Warning : With some DVD, when you work with D-Subtitle from a VIDEO_TS folder, the subtitles track is not completely extracted. To fix this problem, you must rip the DVD in a single vob file (OSex or YadeX).
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Mr_ababa reviewed on 08 Dec 2011
Obviously
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It simply did not work. When the program finished extracting the subtitles from the dvd, I get a blank page. Nog text at al!
When I use the preview window before extracting, I see no subtitles.
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- At this point you use the options and invert until the subtitles ARE visible.
Then you process the DVD. You have help it find the key colour.
This app does absolutely work. I use it regularly.
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Zeebie reviewed on 24 Jan 2010
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MacLife wrote a guide to using this. Pay attention to Section 4, "The Right Setting."
http://www.maclife.com/article/howtos/soften_your_dvd_rip_subtitles
If you want to add .srt files to movies, just use FFMPEGX, the greatest video converting program for mac out there. It does an excellent job.
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Jeff H. reviewed on 24 Jun 2006
Anonymous reviewed on 29 Sep 2005
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This, instead of OCR, would be sooo great!!
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Jul 2005
merci!
Anonymous reviewed on 15 Jul 2005
Problem: After validated some text in sub stream it seems to go to dead stop (Not quit)
Could you please fix this ?
If you can send me a mail to explain me the problem...
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