08.08.2018, 21:51
Burning in a subtitle track is easy.
You can also set a subtitle track as 'forced' if you are using .mkv as output container and you enable 'Subtitle->Import->Subtitle Import->Matroska Settings->Set as forced'. Note that whether this works in the end depends on whether the player supports forced subtitle tracks inside an .mkv container or not. (most players don't)
Cu Selur
- Load your source
- Select the subtitle track (Base->Stream Selection->Subtitle)
- Extract the Subtitle track (hit the 'Base->Processing->Subtitle->Extract Subtitle'-button)
- Switch to the Subtitle-Tab and select your extracted subtitle (Subtitle->Import->Subtitle Import->Load external Subtitle)
- Enable 'Subtitle->Import->Embed subtitle in frame' (this is what you call 'burn in' a subtitle track)
- Add the settings for that subtitle track to the Subtitle-Queue (Subtitle->Subtitle Queue->Add)
You can also set a subtitle track as 'forced' if you are using .mkv as output container and you enable 'Subtitle->Import->Subtitle Import->Matroska Settings->Set as forced'. Note that whether this works in the end depends on whether the player supports forced subtitle tracks inside an .mkv container or not. (most players don't)
Cu Selur
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Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.
Dev versions are in the 'experimental'-folder of my GoogleDrive, which is linked on the download page.