DivX 10
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User Guide
Subtitles Tracks & Menu
If your original video comes with subtitles, you can use the
options in this menu to select and order the tracks. Read on
to learn more about how these settings work.
Select Subtitle Tracks
If your source video has more than one subtitle track, DivX
Converter will give you options to include them in your final
converted video. Click on the “Subtitles” dropdown menu to
select or de-select the various subtitles that are available for
each individual video. If the subtitles drop-down menu
is greyed out, then no subtitles are available for that video.
Reorder Subtitle Tracks
As with the audio tracks, you can have your favorite
language’s subtitle track set as the default. Just move
the tracks up and down, either by dragging and dropping
or by using the up/down arrows, to set the priority and
order. The first track will be your default.
Hardcode Subtitles
This is another feature that had many requests from our
community. Hard-coded subtitles means that the text
becomes part of the actual image of the video, so it cannot
be turned off like the regular XSUB subtitles in the DivX
format. Because they are part of the image, only one subtitle
track will be used. If you have multiple subtitle tracks, the
first one in the list will be hard coded. To use this feature, just
check “Burn subtitle into video” under the Subtitle menu.
