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<blockquote data-quote="SimonP" data-source="post: 877802" data-attributes="member: 69346">I don't know MCE Buddy (as I used MediaPortal) but once you have Project X set up it's dead easy to use and I drive the whole process using a batch file to make it even easier.&nbsp;For my purposes Project X just de-muxes the file and controls the output, it doesn't do OCR, and .sub is the DVB-SUB image-based subtitle file that I referred to before. If you can mux the .subs and your player plays them then all well and good. Otherwise, here is my subtitle directory all set up and ready to go with a README file explaining how to use it. This setup rips the subtitles to simple mono .srt files as that is the standard, and it ignores the video and audio output for speed and because I'm only interested in the subtitles but play around with the presettings if you want it to do something different.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.rapidshare.com/files/1523770478/SUBTITLES.zip" target="_blank">https://www.rapidshare.com/files/1523770478/SUBTITLES.zip</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="SimonP, post: 877802, member: 69346"] I don't know MCE Buddy (as I used MediaPortal) but once you have Project X set up it's dead easy to use and I drive the whole process using a batch file to make it even easier. For my purposes Project X just de-muxes the file and controls the output, it doesn't do OCR, and .sub is the DVB-SUB image-based subtitle file that I referred to before. If you can mux the .subs and your player plays them then all well and good. Otherwise, here is my subtitle directory all set up and ready to go with a README file explaining how to use it. This setup rips the subtitles to simple mono .srt files as that is the standard, and it ignores the video and audio output for speed and because I'm only interested in the subtitles but play around with the presettings if you want it to do something different. [url]https://www.rapidshare.com/files/1523770478/SUBTITLES.zip[/url] [/QUOTE]

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