Thanks! I have translation in a text file, but I am not sure it's in
right format for mplayer to use.
Debian etch has mplayer, but it does not have real media codec, and I
have not installed that.
Merging translation text with real media file will make distributing it
easy.
--- Raj Kiran Grandhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Serena Cantor wrote:
> > The film in real media file is in a foreign language, so I want to
> add
> > translation to bottom of frame.
> >
> > Which package can do that? Thanks!
>
> Do you already have the subtitles in the language of your choice? In
> that case, many players will be able to display the subtitles when
> playing the movie. Try mplayer with the -sub option.
>
> Unless you plan on watching the film on a standalone hardware player,
>
> you do not really have to encode the subtitles into the film.
> If you really want to do that, you can use mencoder (installed as
> part
> of mplayer, if you compile from sources)
>
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