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3 AVIEdit, QuEnc, <strong>DVD</strong>AuthorGui, ImgBurn<br />

4 WinDV, DIKO, ImgBurn<br />

AVI with WinDV, edit the<br />

video using VirtualDubMod,<br />

author the <strong>DVD</strong> with<br />

AVI2<strong>DVD</strong> <strong>to</strong> create the ISO<br />

file. AVI2<strong>DVD</strong> integrates the<br />

Encoding and Mastering<br />

procedures in<strong>to</strong> one<br />

program and you have few<br />

encoders <strong>to</strong> choose. Use<br />

ImgBurn <strong>to</strong> burn the ISO file<br />

in<strong>to</strong> <strong>DVD</strong>.<br />

Capture and edit with<br />

AVIEdit, encode with<br />

QuEnc, master with<br />

<strong>DVD</strong>AuthorGui, burn with<br />

ImgBurn<br />

Capture with WinDV, edit,<br />

encode, and master with<br />

DIKO, burn <strong>DVD</strong> with<br />

ImgBurn.<br />

Again, you are not limited <strong>to</strong> the ways we have listed. Feel free <strong>to</strong> mix up the software<br />

products <strong>to</strong> create your own suite. Some software products require your <strong>to</strong> write<br />

an Avisynth script which is beyond the scope of our discussion.<br />

If you have experimented a somewhat different way, please email me and I will list it here<br />

with a credit link back <strong>to</strong> your site.<br />

3.1.3 Adding Sub-titles<br />

Many of the authoring <strong>to</strong>ols in this section have the capability of adding subtitles. The<br />

theory behind subtitles is pretty simple -- You just need a script file telling the authoring<br />

<strong>to</strong>ol the beginning and ending time and the text for a subtitle. You can pretty much do this<br />

without the help of any <strong>to</strong>ols. All you need is just watch the movie and then record all the<br />

time intervals of conversation and then create a mapping file with the subtitle texts. For<br />

example,<br />

1<br />

00:00:00,790 --> 00:00:02,662<br />

Bonjour! Monsieur.<br />

2<br />

00:00:24,523 --> 00:00:27,879<br />

Bonjour! Madomoiselle.

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