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| Home : Audio & Video : Rippers & Encoders |
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| DivXLand Media Subtitler 2.07 pick |
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1.98MB | | | Publisher: | Visit Website | |
| | Release Date: | 2009-10-26 | | | Submit Date: | 2009-10-26 | | | OS: | Win 98SE/2000/XP/2003/Vista | | | Downloads: | 7572 | | | Popularity: |  |
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3.75
(out of 5 ) |
"DIFFICULT, BUT EFFECTIVE"
Reviewer: -TRM
Review Date: 2008-11-15
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This software requires another one, "VirtualDub" in order to
work. In addition to that, it needs a special 'filter' for
applying the subtitles to an AVI file (It ONLY supports AVI).
To unzip the packages, you need "7-Zip", a special zip utility
with it's own proprietary format, though other unzip programs
will work. After I installed the "Filter", I needed the
"Encoder". One site had only the source files, but not the
actual files. The next one had the files I needed. Google
"xvid encoder download" to find it. After that, it needs
"VirtualDub", still another program, for it to work. So far,
I've been 'installing' this thing for about two hours. After
that, I tested it and found that it did indeed embed subtitles
in a short video clip, but it only did so after a bit of trials,
and I'm not sure exactly what I did to make it work.
In short, this is a dificult-to-use-and-difficult-to-install
sostware.
If you REALLY want to embed captions or subtitles, and you don't
mind working only in AVI, then go ahead and use this.
It doesn't require any special video skills, but it will put
your computer know-how to the test.
It has too many dependencies, and too many 3rd party
requirements.
Oh, yes ... It also needs Windows Media player, version 10 or
11 (I think). Good luck. |
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