Click the "File" tab > Import subtitle from Matroska (.mkv) file. (Or drag and drop the video file in other formats into the program). Step 3. Select the video file with PGS subtitles and click "Open". Subtitle Edit will automatically import and read the video file, and the OCR window pops up. OCR PGS Subtitles to SRT. Step 4.
Insert source DVD disc into the DVD recorder drive. Kick off AnyDVD Ripper in your tray (the fox looking one), right-click on it and select “Rip Video DVD to Hard disk”. Here select the Source Directory from your DVD drive. Then choose where you want to save the files and finally click Copy DVD to start. That's all.
Fix update: I was somewhat wrong. Inorder to get subs in the recording, you have to record in certain timeframe before subs show up. Not sure if its 30 secon 1. At the top left, open the Apple menu. 2. Select About This Mac. 3. In the "Overview" tab, look for "Processor" or "Chip". 4. Check if it says "Intel" or "Apple". Select the version of DVDFab that's right for your Mac The version for Apple chip will be released soon.

Click the wrench button to the right of the Profile which should be H.264 + MP3 and in the Encapsulation menu which opens click the Subtitles tab and checkmark "Subtitles" and then click "Save" which takes you back to the Profile menu again. Next, click the Browse button and navigate to where you propose to rip the dvd to, give it a name

Here are the steps to extract the hardcoded subtitle. Step 1 Download and run SubRip on your desktop. Insert a Blu-ray on your computer's drive. Step 2 Click the VOB icon to upload the first IFO file of the inserted Blu-ray. After uploading, click the Language stream list to select the desired one.

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