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    I don't suppose anyone knows how I can get an avi file and encode a subtitles file (or 2 since one of them is split cd 1 and cd 2 for one avi :rolleyes straight onto video so I can get subs on my iPod?
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    There's a bit on how to use it in my thread here. Just skip to the encoding bit. You'll need to join the two parts together first using a program like http://www.brizsoft.com/avijoin/ (i think that's the one i like :S).

    My thread: http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=371235

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    The avi is in one part, but the subs are in 2 parts, would it still work?
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    Hmm possibly, try it? Onece the subs are in you'll have to use your usual method of converting stuff for your iPod.

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    I think VLC has the option to hard-encode subs to video, not sure though.

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    VLC only plays video
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