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Starfox

macrumors 6502
Original poster
Apr 7, 2011
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I have some MP4 files with corresponding subtitle SRT files. I want to embed the subtitles in the MP4 files for better viewing experience with my Apple TV. Is there a way to do that without re-encoding the entire files? Right now I re-encode the whole thing with HandBrake but since the H.264 stream is already in the format I want it should be easier to just embed the SRT into that, but I can't find the tools to do it. I tried Submerge, which burns them in and that's not what I want to have.
 

lo100469

macrumors member
Sep 26, 2013
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Brussels
Go to subler than:

- click new (that will prompt an input screen)
- click on the + sign to add your movie file
- clic again on the + sign to add your srt file
- clic on the "send to queue icon" (same icon as the share one on an iphone)
- clic start on the queue screen

that is is really,

let me know if that works
 

Ritsuka

Cancelled
Sep 3, 2006
1,464
969
Or even better:

1. open the mp4/m4v directly in Subler
2. Press the + button and select the .srt (or drag it into the window)
3. File -> Save (it should take a few seconds)
 
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