Convertx subtitle codec

Active 5 years, 9 months ago. Viewed 17k times. Note: Answer using another tool than ffmpeg are acceptable, if working under Linux mint. Improve this question. Note to new readers of this question: This isn't on-topic here on Stack Overflow. See the help pages , especially the sections named "What topics can I ask about here? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Then run your ffmpeg command with scodec of your choice.

Alternatively, if you want to burn in the subtitles, you can try one of these methods ffmpeg -i input. Improve this answer. Gyan Gyan Can't use Subtitle Edit under Linux.

Your first ffmpeg command failed with error Only text based subtitles are currently supported , but the second worked video quality was decreased, file output is 3 times smaller Florio :wink:. Post by Florio » Sat Jul 25, am Here's the log, after conversion. It would seem that everything is as it should be, but I would appreciate feedback from you before I burn. Florio Target size may not be reached. Post by Sala » Sat Jul 25, am Play it with vlc, and check if it shows subtitles.

Providing a link with the subtitles would also come in handy for others to test. Post by Netranger » Sat Jul 25, am I can recommend that you upgrade to the latest official ConvertX release, ie v3.

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Catherine Vosper 20 June Read more I tried six different programs to create a video to burn to a disk player disk. This is the very best and the only one that accomplished it for an amateur. Jacqui 17 June Read more SBV - This file format is used by Youtube videos closed captions and subtitles. You download captions from Youtube in this format.

Also used by iPods, iPads, iPhones, and iTunes. SRT - A very common file type, supported by a variety of subtitle creation programs and many software video players, for example, on Facebook or Youtube.

It's the file format used by the popular subtitle editor, SubStation Alpha. This format is widely used by fansubb. SUB - Exists two different. It is used for exchanging timed text information between legacy content formats. Ready to get started? Have a large project? About us Blog Privacy. About us. For transcriptionists.