One of these featuresI previously discussedis the ability toembed subtitles permanentlyin videos.
Otherwise, go ahead and select theXvid codec/modein theVideodrop-down menu.
This enables you to use filters, which you’re able to’t do in the defaultCopy Videomode.
Double-press the appropriate subtitle filter.
Now select your subtitle file.
If, however, you use any other filter, such as resize, Preview will work fine.
Then pick the video container/format (either FLV, MP4, AVI) you want to save the video.
The time taken to encode the video will depend on the length of the original video.
One area where VirtualDub does shine though is filters or plugins.
There seem to be way more filters available on the web which can’t be ported to Avidemux.
Otherwise, it works perfectly.
What do you use to embed subtitles permanently or do you prefer soft-subbed videos?
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