Jendrik Bertram
posted this on July 22, 2011 17:46
Starting with version 1.4 iFlicks comes with basic support for soft subtitles, which will countiniously be extended and improved.
Currently support for external subtitles comes in two flavours:
In this case you are very lucky and don't have to do anything. All subtitles of this type will automatically take from the source video and added to the newly created m4v file.
If you have an external subtitles file for your movie, the process of adding these to the video is also automatic in most cases. You only have to ensure that both files have the same prefix like:
Show.S##E##.avi
Show.S##E##.srt
Show.S##E##.de.srt
Show.S##E##.eng.srt
iFlicks also tries to extract a language from the filename (2 or 3 letter language code). If it is able to do so, it will set this language as the language of the subtitle track.
If you have any specific feature request for subtitles, please use our feature request section to let us know.
Comments
What 2 or 3 letter language code iFlicks understand?
I have a Portuguese Brazil language, what language code shoud I put?
I had the same question what the code for brazilian portuguese? PTB ?