Can subtitles be selected when using DVD Fab, so the subtitles show when playing the DVd movie copied disc on a DVD player and also my computer and if so, how please?:)

They can be changed in main move mode and possibly "custom" but not in full disc or clone. In main movie mode, after you select the Title to rip you will see a "subtitle" box on the lower right. The boxes with check marks are the ones selected to include in the rip. Most of the time the subtitles are set to off by default. If you want to turn one of the subtitles on by default you can double click one of the subtitles and you should get a arrow to the left of the subtitle check box. This signifies the default subtitle. It is the same with the audio track in the upper right.

[QUOTE=SweetOne69;101668]They can be changed in main move mode and possibly "custom" but not in full disc or clone. In main movie mode, after you select the Title to rip you will see a "subtitle" box on the lower right. The boxes with check marks are the ones selected to include in the rip. Most of the time the subtitles are set to off by default. If you want to turn one of the subtitles on by default you can double click one of the subtitles and you should get a arrow to the left of the subtitle check box. This signifies the default subtitle. It is the same with the audio track in the upper right.[/QUOTE] Correction: You don't double click the desired subtitle. You click the empty space in front of the check box.

This technique works for any of the DVDFab DVD "re-author" modes, which are Main Movie, Customize and Merge. You can still turn the subs off with your player controls if you decide you don't want to see them for some reason.

Subtitles [QUOTE=SweetOne69;101673]Correction: You don't double click the desired subtitle. You click the empty space in front of the check box.[/QUOTE]Thank You SweetOne69. I assume that`s what you mean in my attachment? Now, by making selections there, (just tick the one`s i want), will the subtitles appear when i play my copied disc on my computer and also on the TV through the dvd player? Also, how do i turn the subs off when playing on computer and on TV, i guess in the setup is that right??:)

[QUOTE=julesco;101703]Thank You SweetOne69. I assume that`s what you mean in my attachment? Now, by making selections there, (just tick the one`s i want), will the subtitles appear when i play my copied disc on my computer and also on the TV through the dvd player? Also, how do i turn the subs off when playing on computer and on TV, i guess in the setup is that right??:)[/QUOTE] Not quite, by checking the boxes that you want, they will be included in the copy but not on by default. If you look up at the audio languages, you see the blue triangle/arrow next to English AC/5.1? You need to have that same blue arrow next to one of the subpictures to have it be on by default when you play the movie. To Turn on the blue arrow, click in the empty space to the left of the check box for the desired subtitle that you want on by default. To turn off the subtitle while playing will depend on the player being used, but yes there will be a setting to disable/change the subtitle.

Subtitles [QUOTE=SweetOne69;101709]Not quite, by checking the boxes that you want, they will be included in the copy but not on by default. If you look up at the audio languages, you see the blue triangle/arrow next to English AC/5.1? You need to have that same blue arrow next to one of the subpictures to have it be on by default when you play the movie. To Turn on the blue arrow, click in the empty space to the left of the check box for the desired subtitle that you want on by default. To turn off the subtitle while playing will depend on the player being used, but yes there will be a setting to disable/change the subtitle.[/QUOTE]Thanks. So each time i process a disc i would do as you said above if needed? Also by doing that the subtitles will be there when i play on computer and TV/DVD player and somehow turn them off if i don`t want them?:D

[QUOTE=SweetOne69;101709]Not quite, by checking the boxes that you want, they will be included in the copy but not on by default. If you look up at the audio languages, you see the blue triangle/arrow next to English AC/5.1? You need to have that same blue arrow next to one of the subpictures to have it be on by default when you play the movie. To Turn on the blue arrow, click in the empty space to the left of the check box for the desired subtitle that you want on by default. To turn off the subtitle while playing will depend on the player being used, but yes there will be a setting to disable/change the subtitle.[/QUOTE]Hello again, i did what you said and got that blue arrow up on the selection "English" and processed through DVD Fab then went through DVD Shrink then burned through IMG Burn and played the DVD on my computer with Windows Media Player but subtitles didn`t show. I think i selected subpicture in DVD Shrink. Is there something i haven`t done? :D

Subtitles [QUOTE=julesco;101774]Hello again, i did what you said and got that blue arrow up on the selection "English" and processed through DVD Fab then went through DVD Shrink then burned through IMG Burn and played the DVD on my computer with Windows Media Player but subtitles didn`t show. I think i selected subpicture in DVD Shrink. Is there something i haven`t done? :D[/QUOTE]Well, i worked it out. I played the DVD on VLC Media Player and the subtitles worked great, so it appears Windows Media Player is not the one to do it unless you know something else. Thank You.:D

Subtitles Another thing i noticed, i get subtitles when theyr`e speaking english as well as other. Any ideas?:D

There is a difference in player response between "default subs" (which is what you are making) and "forced subs", which are normally used for translations. All subs in the stream will play whether they are forced subs or not if you make them "default" by processing them the way that you have. It is normal. The "forced" subs will play (on most players) without turning on the default arrow in DVDFab. Why are you re-processing the disc with DVDShrink?

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julesco

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[QUOTE=CBR929;102174]Hi julesco
You will find instructions in the link in my signature.
CBR929[/QUOTE]I have been using Dvd Fab>Dvd Shrink>ImgBurn, but now i`m told Dvd Shrink is not necessary. When it went through Dvd Shrink it would save an ISO File in System C. Now, i`m trying to setup Dvd Fab to go straight to Img Burn. When i do Dvd Fab what do i use as target and does it save as an ISO File?? I have tried it but i get a message saying i`m in the wrong mode and to change from write to build. It shows an IFO File. Terry

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Hi julesco
If you want to make an ISO and have ImgBurn configured to be your burn engine, you would click on the little icon that looks like a piece paper folded on the top right of screen with the blue disc on it.
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julesco

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[QUOTE=CBR929;102186]Hi julesco
If you want to make an ISO and have ImgBurn configured to be your burn engine, you would click on the little icon that looks like a piece paper folded on the top right of screen with the blue disc on it.
CBR929[/QUOTE]Thank You, i found that. Now, the process goes from Dvd Fab then to IMGBurn and creates the ISO File in C etc., and then i opened IMG Burn and i chose "all files" (see attached), then i start the burning process. Is that right? Is IMG Burn supposed to open automaticall for the burn?:cool:

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[QUOTE=julesco;102192]Thank You, i found that. Now, the process goes from Dvd Fab then to IMGBurn and creates the ISO File in C etc., and then i opened IMG Burn and i chose "all files" (see attached), then i start the burning process. Is that right? Is IMG Burn supposed to open automaticall for the burn?:cool:[/QUOTE]

Hi julesco
Yes that is correct.
You can use ImgBurn alone or use the Write Data option in Fab to burn to disc.
The only thing you have to consider is will you be using a SL or DL disc according to the ISO file size.
Hope this helped
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julesco

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[QUOTE=CBR929;102196]Hi julesco
Yes that is correct.
You can use ImgBurn alone or use the Write Data option in Fab to burn to disc.
The only thing you have to consider is will you be using a SL or DL disc according to the ISO file size.
Hope this helped
CBR929[/QUOTE]Thanks. Now, in the writing image page i see a box "close program".( see attached) If i untick that box, up comes a page at the end (see attached) and in a dropdown "build" is ticked. What is this for and the mode for burning is usually "write" isn`t it??:cool:

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There are excellent tutorials for using ImgBurn and setting it up for use with DVDFab, please read them.

ImgBurn must be in Build mode to make the image file (ISO) if that is what you want as output. You can also use Build mode and choose your optical drive as the Target and ImgBurn will build the image and write it to disc in one step.

This thread no longer has anything to do with subtitles or v8.1.2.5 and will be closed. If you still have problems or questions, please start a new thread.

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