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it is recommended to open the profile window and reload the profile.button give information about current output format (here beside MP4 profile for MOV/MP4). Click the image to see subtitle format information's.Ĭlick the small gear wheel button to change output format. Left beside is a subtitles picture-based track selected. Click the image to see subtitle format information. Left beside is a subtitles text-file selected. The subtitles stream you've selected in the player is selected in the converter. Then open current file set in the converter from Convert menu, choose Transcode current file. However you can choose only 1 subtitle track to playback, so multiple selections will be done in the converter (like described hereafter).Īnd you can choose only 1 subtitle track to burn in video stream. You can choose the subtitles file in the player then you're sure the stream you see in playback is selected in the converter file set. (collection of subtitles for TV Shows).Issues could come, eventually, from fonts configuration and character encoding ( charset_enc). Text-based subtitles are rendered as pictures with an internal subtitles filter to be overlayed over the main video stream. If you burn subtitles in a recode rip job, you will set subtitles output in recode Subtitles settings. mov_text codec (MPEG-4 Timed Text subtitles).Subtitles text-file (from Movie/TV web sites) Issues could come, eventually, from subtitles canvas size.

Picture-based subtitles are processed almost like a video stream, being overlayed over the main video stream.

If you burn subtitles in a disc rip job, you will set subtitles output in rip Subtitles settings. Picture-based subtitles (from DVD/Blu-ray rip) The burnt-in process is different if subtitles are picture-based (ripped from DVD or Blu-ray) or text-based (downloaded from the Internet). For all other formats, subtitles must be burnt-in permanently into video stream. Only a few file formats support subtitles track that you can switch when playing back on video player software or set-top box: MKV, MP4 and MPEG/VOB for DVD-Video. Subtitles settings for picture-based subtitles.Subtitles text-file (from Movie/TV web sites).Picture-based subtitles (from DVD/Blu-ray rip).