In this tutorial I will explain how to hardcode subtitles with VidCoder. This is also called burning in subtitles. VidCoder is a fairly simple piece of software, with which you can do this very easily. This can be very useful if your TV can’t handle it. With separate subtitle files. But also for example your i-pad. Or another device that can’t handle loose subtitles. That’s why it’s useful to hardcode subtitles
We need to be the first to install VidCoder.
Press Next.
Click Install.
VidCoder’s installation is now complete. Click Finich.
Start VidCoder.
Click File Video. And look up your movie.
Then click gear.
Choose on the left. The quality you want. Then choose container MKV. Otherwise, it’s going to be an MP4. And not every device can handle this well.
Then close this window.
Select the plus next to no subtitles. And then select. Your subtitles file.
Turn on the check mark Integrate with image.
Select target folder. Where your file should be stored. Make sure you have enough space on your hard drive.
Click Encodenow.
Your movie will now be converted with harcoded subtitles. This was the tutorial on how to harcode VidCoder subtitles.
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