What DVDSubEdit does:
- DVDSubEdit works with vob files or sup files (created
for example by PgcDemux, or VobEdit) and does not require any demuxing/remuxing
(it works directly inside the VOB files, and processing is quasi
instantaneous).
- DVDSubEdit allows you to
reposition your subtitles exactly where you want them,
horizontally or vertically, for all display
modes (4:3, widescreen, letterboxed, pan&scan).
- DVDSubEdit lets you change the
transparency and the color of each subtitle, or hide them
entirely.
- DVDSubEdit allows you to
resynchronize your subtitles with your video, by changing the
start time and the duration.
- DVDSubEdit can run an OCR
(optical character recognition) algorithm on your subtitles, so you can
search them, modify them and export them as .srt.
- DVDSubEdit allows you to remove
annoying parts in your subtitles (for example, text intended for
hearing-impaired persons). You can also selectively remove typos in the
subtitles, all this without re-authoring!
- DVDSubEdit allows you to edit your subtitles
using an external bitmap editing tool (such as photoshop, Gimp, or even
mspaint). You don't need to demux/remux anything, and it takes 1s to
export/re-import the bitmap!
- DVDSubEdit saves your changes
directly inside the vob files (which is very quick), and also
lets you export your subs to .sup and .srt format. You can
also save individual subs as ppm.
How to use DVDSubEdit:
Check out the User Manual (or
press F1 in the app).
Not yet implemented:
- Colorscheme mechanism for menus. Currently, if you
look at a menu subpic, you probably won't see anything because most
menu highlights are transparent by default, until a button is
selected, or activated. To see the highlights, you currently have to
set all transparencies to 15.
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