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On [https://wiki.daveking.com/index.php?title=Burning_Movies_Onto_DVD,_On_A_Mac another page in the wiki] I demonstrated how one can use DVDStyler to burn video file containing a movie onto a DVD.  On this page I am going to demonstrate how to include subtitles on the movie DVD.
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On [[Burning Movies Onto DVD, On A Mac|another page in the wiki]] I demonstrated how one can use DVDStyler to burn a video file containing a movie onto a DVD.  On this page I am going to demonstrate how to use DVDStyler to include subtitles on that movie DVD.
  
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The DVDStyler application that was installed as part of the [https://wiki.daveking.com/index.php?title=Burning_Movies_Onto_DVD,_On_A_Mac original process]. To add  subtitles, we'll need an additional piece of software called "ffmpeg."  This command-line utility runs in the OSX Terminal application.  It is used to pre-process the subtitles before they can be brought into DVDStyler and burnt onto the DVD.
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The DVDStyler application was installed as part of the [[Burning Movies Onto DVD, On A Mac|original process]]. Watch the video on that page if you have not already installed DVDStyler.   
  
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ffmpeg is installed from the OSX Terminal application by entering the following two commands:
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To add  subtitles to the DVD, we'll need an additional piece of software called "ffmpeg."  This command-line utility runs in the OSX Terminal window.  It is used to pre-process the subtitles before they can be brought into DVDStyler and burnt onto the DVD.
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ffmpeg is installed from the OSX Terminal window by entering the following two commands:
  
 
<code>ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"</code>
 
<code>ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"</code>
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<code>brew install ffmpeg</code>
 
<code>brew install ffmpeg</code>
  
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The following video will demonstrate how this is done and then it will walk you through how to add subtitles to a DVD.
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The following video will demonstrate how this is done and then show how to use ffmpeg and DVDStyler to add subtitles to a DVD:
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Latest revision as of 21:53, 1 April 2022

On another page in the wiki I demonstrated how one can use DVDStyler to burn a video file containing a movie onto a DVD. On this page I am going to demonstrate how to use DVDStyler to include subtitles on that movie DVD.

The DVDStyler application was installed as part of the original process. Watch the video on that page if you have not already installed DVDStyler.

To add subtitles to the DVD, we'll need an additional piece of software called "ffmpeg." This command-line utility runs in the OSX Terminal window. It is used to pre-process the subtitles before they can be brought into DVDStyler and burnt onto the DVD.

ffmpeg is installed from the OSX Terminal window by entering the following two commands:

ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

brew install ffmpeg

The following video will demonstrate how this is done and then show how to use ffmpeg and DVDStyler to add subtitles to a DVD:

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