Subtitles are getting cut off

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  1. tejesh

    tejesh Member

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    I use a phillips dvd player that plays divx files so i can just burn a movie or any file on a cd r disc and it will read it so it doesnt take a long time burining, anyways i burned some anime and the subtitles are not a seperate file and is in the avi file but when i burn it, they get cut off and i cant read it
     
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    I don't have the subtitle file i just have the avi file and the avi file has the subtitle integrated in it
     
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    If you have a way of adjusting the aspect of your TV screen, then perhaps you can accommodate the long texts. Other than that, I don't think there is any way you can manipulate permanent fansubs or any permanent subs for that matter as they are now part of the video.
     
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    is there a way to rip the subs off a video file, then edit them, then add them?
     
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    is that the only way?!?!

    that looks way too long for a 20 minute show
     
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    and it looks like the guide just teaches how to change the color of the subtitles
     
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    Another bold move would be to crop out the texts. However, this would have an effect on the video as some hazy parts will stand in the area where the subs used to be. I presume this file plays fine in your PC? If you ask me, it'll be more sensible to watch it on your PC instead.
     
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    nvm i got it working on my nds, thx anyways
     
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    Are you implying you encoded the AVI to DPG?
     
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    no first i tried to play on my dvd player (AVI), subs were getting cut off so i just converted to DPG and played on my nds
     
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    That's interesting. How big did the file come out to be?
     
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    like 2x smaller
     
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    hey i need help on this also

    i got the same problem, i have tried changing the aspect of the video to 16:9 but the words were to small to read. Also when i play it on the Computer the subs are in perfect size as opposed to playing on the dvd they seemed to have gotten smaller.
     

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