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Subtitles are always shown as the text word of the dialogue or commentary in movies, TV programs, video games, music videos, etc. Most subtitles consist purely of text characters since text is surely the simplest data to be stored and compressed. There are many more common subtitle formats such as SRT, ASS, SSA, IDX, SUB and more. And SRT is perhaps the most text-based of all. You can easily find subtitles in your DVD movies, however, it is still not enough to cover every language, let alone TV programs or videos. Mostly you need to add external subtitle to video manually. From this tutorial, you will learn more simple methods to add External SRT subtitles to MP4 video. The method surely applies to other video formats.

MP4 and MKV are the video format we use frequently. Which allow you to store an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks inside a single file, which obviously make it pretty handy, not to mention an excellent space-saver. Blu-ray to MKV or MP4 will allow you to convert Blu-rays that are ripped straight from a disk, already ripped folders or Blu-rays stored in ISO format. Want to free your Blu-ray player and discs, but retain the HD quality of Blu-ray movies for Blu-ray movie enjoying? This tutorial will show you how to enable Blu-ray movies to MKV/MP4 for streaming to TV via home media center.