#Add subtitles to video avidemux movie#
#Add subtitles to video avidemux software#

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#Add subtitles to video avidemux movie#

For example in my laptop it took maybe more than an hour to encode a 40min movie file, at an average speed of 16FPS (while doing other stuff as well). Note that the whole process can take a while.

To finalize the process, click Save and type in a name for the output file. The result can be previewed by clicking on the far right icon and then pressing play. Make sure that the 'Format' is set to 'AVI'. It appears that there is no need to select an audio encoder 'COPY' works just fine (since we do not wish to make any changes to the sound). This window allows you to select the subtitles file, the encoding (it supports UTF-8, so it works fine with non-latin alphabets), and the font, color, size and position of the subtitles. You can now configure your subtitles using the window shown in the image below. First click on the 'Filters' button in the left pane (under Video). The only thing that you might want to adjust is the size of the output file.ДЄdd a subtitler filter. In my opinion, no configuration is actually require in order to get an acceptable result. I normally use Xvid4 and it works just fine.Д¬onfigure the encoder by clicking the 'Configure' button. I believe this can be anything, but it is preferable to choose the same encoder as the one used in the original movie. Select a video encoder from the pull-down menu on the left pane, where it says Video.

It is best to let avidemux do what it wants to do - it only takes a few seconds. With all files I have tried so far, I get these warnings: The procedure required to add the subtitles is this:

#Add subtitles to video avidemux software#

The software package we are going to use is called avidemux and it can be easily installed through aptitude if the universe/multiverse packages are enabled. (Notice however that this technique does not allow you to add more than one subtitle streams to the movie, or disable the subtitles while watching the movie the subtitles are hard-wired to the movie). This post describes how you can permanently add the subtitles in an AVI file, which is useful if you want to burn the movie to a video DVD. All major Linux media players (Totem, mplayer, VLC player) allow you to add subtitles to a movie while watching it.