Loading the VOBs into DVDSubEdit shows that 0 Subpics are found. I followed the link here:, but the first steps require using DVDFab Decrypter which is a paid application. I'm not sure if there are other places I could look? I'm guessing it might not be popular enough to have the subtitles available online.Ĥ. The DVD is a performance of Twelfth Night from the Stratford Shakespeare Festival. I've search for the subtitles and didn't find anything. I tried using DVD Decrypter to rip a decrypter version of the dvd, but Subtitle Edit says no subtitles were found.ģ. When I use Subtitle Edit, I'm given an error the "An error occured while reading file: Copy Protection Error - The read failed because the sector is encryped". When I searched (), it said "A title with no subtitles will show a blank list." So, I'm not sure how to get around that.Ģ. It tells me it can find closed captions, however the language stream selection box only shows hyphens next to the options. Response by poster: Thanks for all the help so far!ġ. And often the downloadable stuff are timed for already extracted videos like MP4 or AVI or such, not DVD video files that haven't been extracted from the DVD VOB files. if you got like director's cut with extra footage or such. The problem with downloaded subtitles is you have to match the timing and mismatches are not obviously until you're well into the movie, esp. It works reasonably well for simple stuff such as English, but struggles with more complicated languages with a lot of markup or accent marks, and completely breaks down with alternate language encodings.
You have to OCR individual characters to generate the text. Merely copying won't work as the files would still be encrypted.Īs explained, the subtitles in DVD are timed image overlays that run concurrently over the main video movie.
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