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Lately, im downloading tons of stuff in this HD format, and usually, i have to get the subtitles appart from some other page because the rippers usually eliminate them (which i see a bit useless, since they are usually some Kb in size)
Does it exist any way for, somehow, opening the mkv file, and inserting the subtitles in the same file, so i dont have to have two separate files: one with the movie and a second one with the subtitles?
I was thinking about some mkv editor or some command line programs.
Thanks
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Mkvmerge can do that for you.
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which includes a pretty nice gtk-gui, just execute mmg and have fun :-)
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Does it include a gui?
I was actually thinking about trying this https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/lucid/i386 … 0-0ubuntu1
Which is not in AUR afaik.........
Can you give me any hint on how to use this tool? (im looking by myself as well...)
Thanks
EDIT: Ok, i saw it.. mmg should do the trick...
Thanks!!
Last edited by Xi0N (2010-05-10 07:53:07)
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which includes a pretty nice gtk-gui, just execute mmg and have fun :-)
Thanks, i don't know this tool is exist ![]()
why there's no desktop shortcut for mmg? ![]()
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