Posts by ironharbor11
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Hands down, the best and fastest tool for this is Boeing, which is a fantastic free program.
Hey man, check this out—I found a great, straightforward program for you "Movavi Video Editor". The best part is you don't even need to install it on your PC since it's a portable version.
Here is the link: http://www.4shared.com/file/gusvFJTX..._4__USB_.html?
I just installed Google Chrome for the first time today, and I’m honestly impressed by how fast pages load.
I have a few questions and would really appreciate some help.
1. How do I Change font and language settings to English?
2. How can I get that standard menu bar at the top with options like file, edit, view, and history?
3. What's the easiest way to save my current page to my favorites (bookmarks)?
No, you don't need to worry about that; Handbrake is free software and it handles this perfectly well.
Try doing it this way in Handbrake:
Under video, select Stream Copy
Open the first part of the movie via file/open video file
Then go to File/Append avi segment and add the second part of the film
Finally, just go to file/save segmented avi
It definitely works; I just tested it myself.
Hey everyone, I have a question too.
If I'm watching movies with subtitles burned in on a 4:3 TV screen, I want to know how to tell ahead of time if a film will have black bars. That way, I can decide whether to set the vertical subtitle position to 450 or 550.
Can I figure this out just by looking at the film's dimensions, or is there another way?
Here are the dimensions for a few movies I have:
848:464
624:336
696:396
720:576
Which of these will have black bars and which won't?
I'm reviving this old thread because I'm running into the exact same issue as ironharbor11 regarding the subtitle settings being grayed out.
Does anyone know why that isn't working?
I've also tried using AviSub, but I wasn't impressed since the subtitles show up on some movies but completely disappear on others.
And once you get it running, just head up to the top. I need to insert this. If that button isn't showing up, just hit F12 to make it appear, then select your option. Converting video from a file.
The video window should pop up, and you'll see the audio running on its own separate track.
Just double-click that audio track and you're good to go. Effects / amplitude / amplify
In the field. amplification Move the first slider to the right as much as you need to boost the volume.
And I said, once you've turned up the volume, go ahead. Effects / Noise Reduction----- How do I handle hiss reduction?
And here are the noise reduction filters.
Once you pick a filter, just hit preview to hear how it sounds.
Honestly, Adobe Audition is a fantastic audio editing tool. There really isn't anything you can't accomplish with it when it comes to sound.
Please stop posting links to pirated software.
Fosna
You can handle that using Adobe Audition. If you want, I can walk you through my process later on.