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Things that you will need for creating a DVD movie with subtitle:
- DVD Writer (preferably one compatible dual-layer)
- Hard Drive space (minimum 10GB/DVD)
- 256 MB RAM
- Minimum 1GHz CPU
- Recommended 7000RPM
Not least, you need the following tools:
- Subtitle Workshop
- SRT2SUP
- VobEdit
- IFOEdit
- TMPEG
Note: Before changing the file structure of a DVD, make a back-up.
Before you start working, you should know a couple of things. Or just use vhs to dvd for conversion.
Understanding things terminology used in DVD technology. I will briefly explain a few items that we will find in creation of DVD with subtitles.
VOB = Video Object
IFO = Information
BUP = Backup
SUP = SubPicture
SRT = SubRip
M2V = Media 2 Video
AC3 Audio Codec = 3
PRC = Region Protection Code
MUX = multiplex
Demux = diplexer

The structure of a DVD containing a movie (DVD-Video) consists of two basic guidelines, which are all one in video streams (VIDEO_TS) and one containing audio streams (AUDIO_TS).
Director VIDEO_TS files include VOB, IFO and BUP. BUP files are a backup IFO sites.
DVD movies are segmented into several VOB files every 1GB each. Usually, VOB file contains audio streams for film and film subtitles also. Even if you use vhs to dvd the structure is the same
IFO files are the backbone of the logical structure of a DVD. (like a BIOS) and contains references to the film length, primary and secondary current subtitles, audio streams, angles of view, the operations allowed on objects in the film, start and end addresses of each element in the VOB files video, frames of the project PRC on geographical attributes of the subtitle color, film appearance, image format (NTSC or PAL) and many other information necessary for running a DVD.

In 1990 Japanese Sony Corporation, Phillips has worked to create a digital versatile disc (Digital Versatile Disk) to have a greater storage capacity than CD information. Other companies did not accept the standard proposed by Philips and Sony engineers. DVD producers have opted for yet another standard and Phillips-Sony alliance agreed to license the global consortium of research results. Today the DVD is one of the most used storage products. You can store any digital information, from photos to videos and to games. A huge percent of DVD usage is made by the movie industry. To get more from this success they use to convert old movies in to digital versions using vhs to dvd. They sell a lot of movie copies worldwide. It is impossible to not have a movie DVD and have a PC or a media player.

In 1990 Japanese Sony Corporation, Phillips has worked to create a digital versatile disc (Digital Versatile Disk) to have a greater storage capacity than CD information. Other companies did not accept the standard proposed by Philips and Sony engineers. DVD producers have opted for yet another standard and Phillips-Sony alliance agreed to license the global consortium of research results. Today the DVD is one of the most used storage products. You can store any digital information, from photos to videos and to games. A huge percent of DVD usage is made by the movie industry. To get more from this success they use to convert old movies in to digital versions using vhs to dvd. They sell a lot of movie copies worldwide. It is impossible to not have a movie DVD and have a PC or a media player.

Things that you will need for creating a DVD movie with subtitle:
- DVD Writer (preferably one compatible dual-layer)
- Hard Drive space (minimum 10GB/DVD)
- 256 MB RAM
- Minimum 1GHz CPU
- Recommended 7000RPM
Not least, you need the following tools:
- Subtitle Workshop
- SRT2SUP
- VobEdit
- IFOEdit
- TMPEG
Note: Before changing the file structure of a DVD, make a back-up.
Before you start working, you should know a couple of things. Or just use vhs to dvd for conversion.
Understanding things terminology used in DVD technology. I will briefly explain a few items that we will find in creation of DVD with subtitles.
VOB = Video Object
IFO = Information
BUP = Backup
SUP = SubPicture
SRT = SubRip
M2V = Media 2 Video
AC3 Audio Codec = 3
PRC = Region Protection Code
MUX = multiplex
Demux = diplexer