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How to hardcode subtitles into a video file?

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Patrick Chase4 Patrick Chase4 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Got a 700 MB movie file and the subtitles to go with it.
What's the best software to mux these two together WITHOUT re-encoding the video? I need the resolution, bitrate, everything to stay exactly the same.

I'm burning this for a Blu-ray Player, by the way.
Adam Garcia69 Adam Garcia69 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2008
#2 ·
Patrick Chase4 said:I have a 700 MB movie file along with its subtitle files.
Which software should I use to merge these two things WITHOUT RE-ENCODING the video? I want the resolution, bitrate, and all other settings to remain identical.

By the way, I am burning this for a Blu-ray Player.

When you go to burn it to a disc... you need to make sure they have matching names. For example, if you have I Am Legend (the movie) and I Am Legend.srt (the subtitle), then the player will automatically pull up the subtitles. Basically, the filename of the movie and the filename of the subtitle must be the same, just adding .srt at the end.
Noah Miller6 Noah Miller6 Active Member
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joined Jul 2010
#3 ·
Patrick Chase4 said:I have a 700 MB movie file and the subtitle files for it.
What software can I use to mux these two together WITHOUT re-encoding the video? I need the resolution, bitrate, and all other specs to remain identical.

By the way, I'm burning this for a Blu-ray Player.

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