MKV will not make it hard sub, it will just include it in the package. I prefer softsub, unless I'm making karaoke effects for PV.

Lol.
he forgot to compress the audio
1. Go to Audio and select Full Processing Mode
2. Click Audio again and select Compression
3. Choose the compressor (LAME MP3 for me)
Now you will not have a big AVI file



anyway, if ppl having problem diffrenciating the two subs,
i'll give an example :

Link: For sub in MKV and AVI

These two videos are of 2 formats, 1 is MKV and another is AVI
What makes the MKV's softsub so appealing to me is that I can change the subs (there are 2 included in there).
The AVI however are HardSub, but I need to use it as I want the sub to have
Karaoke effects on them. SoftSub cannot do this kind of effects.

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This post has been edited by keyz: Jun 22 2006, 04:31 PM