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Problem in burning subtiles into the file

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Hi there,
I'm using HandBrake, I've converted some files to mkv, but now, i want to convert them to mp4, but mp4 needs to have the subtitles burned in, right? The problem, is that now I only have my mkv (converted) files, and when I try to convert them to mp4, I can't burn the subtitles.

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Thanks for any help
 
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maybe you can try these steps :

open handbrake > choose a video that you want to convert > click the format option then choose mp4, after that click subtitles tab and click add external srt .. hope it solve the problem ..
 
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Thanks for the reply, but it doesnt, cause the subtitle "file" is inside the "mkv" file.
I just discovered, that i can burn the "SAS" subtitles files, but not the "UTF-8", any idea how can I burn the UTF-8? o_O
 
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Hi guys, I know that XicoXperto started this thread but I hope you wont mind if I hitch a ride on the threads. You see I have a similar or related problem. I started a related thread almost about the same time as XicoXperto where I mentioned that someone gave me a foreign language .avi movie file with the subtitles on a separate .srt file. However I'd like to watch it on my TV via a dvd player that has a USB port. I tried putting the whole folder on a flash drive but the dvd player only reads the .avi file. Some guys suggested that I use handbrake too but unfortunately when I access> add external srt file < the tick box for "forced" or "burned in" is grayed out so I cant select it. I went to Handbrake's page and read their manual...but I'm not exactly the most tech savvy person around so I'm still left with my original problem which is how do I burn in the subtitles in my avi file so that I can view it in my TV. btw...when I use Handbrake, it saves it as a mp4 (m4v) or mkv file...any way I can save or convert my .avi file (with subtitles on a separate srt file) to an .avi file with the subtitles already burned in? Thanks in advance people...you guys have been great!
 
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