OS X tool for hardcoding subs?

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  1. alexjholland, Mar 2, 2013

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    Hi, as I stream my films via Yazsoft's Playback to my Xbox 360, I require hardcoded subs.

    Can anyone suggest a program which allows me to open a movie + sub file and encode them? I paid for Quicktime Pro, but haven't worked out how/whether it can do this?

    Cheers
     
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  2. Shadow2k, Mar 2, 2013

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    Have a look at Submerge 2.0 and RoadMovie from bitfield:
    http://www.bitfield.se/support/comparison.html

    I've used Version 1 of Submerge and it worked, however it took quite some time to encode due to lack of proper multithreading support.
     
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  3. alexjholland, Mar 2, 2013

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    I should have stipulated, these are Xvid AVIs with AC3 5.1 sound..

    Doesn't look like these cover that format?
     
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  4. somecallmesum, Mar 4, 2013

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    apple had dvd studio pro

    just write in your subs yourself... not simple you will need to read a guide or youtube some instructions for some time before you can just hack at it

    the software came bundled with final cut
     
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  5. alexjholland, Mar 4, 2013

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    Aha, I have Final Cut Pro X!

    Does that help?
     
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