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alien boy
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You may be able to find them on DVD with a subtitle option. Just an idea!
Cheers,
AB
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27 Mar 2009
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nebo_Londona
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there are a lot of programs to put subtitles into films. Once I wanted to do this but couldn �t find time to manage all the information.
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27 Mar 2009
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alien boy
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Yes, you can do it with a simple text file if you use DIVX (for example). This can be a little time consuming to sequence properly.
As suggested, if you rent or own a DVD, you can often choose the option to display subtitles in English even in English language movies. It may be much easier to do it this way than to sequence & subtitle even a short piece of video. DVDs are also usually divided into chapters so, again, it �s easy to locate the section that you want to use.
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27 Mar 2009
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libertybelle
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Hey Mariethe!
You can buy The Outsiders and Stand by Me (or perhaps all of those films) from Amazon uk - for about 5� each.
(really cheap)
I buy a lot of my films there, and being a member of EU saves you the customs tax.
It �s always good to have the films yourself, then you can show them whenever you like.
Hope this helps
L
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27 Mar 2009
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aftab57
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The first link is to the main site which provides resources on Films. the next two are for Rebel with a cause. may be useful.
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27 Mar 2009
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gedpearce
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If you have to buy the DVD, one of the cheapest places I have found is play.com. Delivery is free to Europe, it generally takes a week.
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27 Mar 2009
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Mariethe House
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Thank you all so very much!
I shall spend some of my week-end looking into the different options!
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27 Mar 2009
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wolfy
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You can download subtitles for almost any film. �Enter **Film Name** + Subtitle into google.
To view the subtitles you �ll need to download some software: �
http://www.free-codecs.com/download/DirectVobSub.htm
and I remember that the subtitle file (srt file) must have exactly the same name as the film and be in the same folder. �
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27 Mar 2009
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