Hi There!
After taking forever to figure out how to convert softsub to hardsub, I finally succeeded in doing so with VirtualDub. It worked like a charm, embedding subtitles into the video in about 20 minutes. All the episodes were about 700 MB so I thought that was pretty quick, I got up to episode 09. I was able to stream it to my PS3 from my laptop. Then today I tried to do it again but something was different today. It took 3 hours to get to 30% progress so compared to yesterday it is painfully slow. I don't know what happened overnight. I uninstalled all the necessary programs, restarted my laptop and re-install it again but I got the same slow progress. Does anyone know what happened or if I'm missing something?
An Issue with VirtualDub
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Thanks for responding! I figured out what I did wrong. I didn't set the compression to MPEG4 Video Codec. I also have another question, hopefully you or anyone can answer for me.
Hard-subbing a 700MB episode was at most 40 minutes but now that I have larger files around 1.4 GB and it takes about 2 hours to complete. Would I be able to reduce the size so that the hard-subbing process will be faster? If so with what program?
Hard-subbing a 700MB episode was at most 40 minutes but now that I have larger files around 1.4 GB and it takes about 2 hours to complete. Would I be able to reduce the size so that the hard-subbing process will be faster? If so with what program?
I think you ended up changing the default setting on MPEG4 video codec or the video files now you're hardsubbing is now at higher resolution. Remember a video resolution at 1280x720 is 3.3 times bigger than 704x396 in total pixels per frame. 40 minutes times 3.3 is around 2 hours. While the size only doubles, I guessing that he video codec is very efficient when there are more pixels to work with and compress better.
Anyway, if you don't care about resolution, you can use a resize filter to reduce the resolution to 704x396.
Anyway, if you don't care about resolution, you can use a resize filter to reduce the resolution to 704x396.
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