[NTLUG:Discuss] Cyanogen Mod 7

[Allen Meyers]

My apology for posting here, but I do it in desperation in hopes that some kind soul might have solution. In an effort to extend the capabilities of my Nook I purchased a 8GB sd card in order to boot into this absolutely astounding OS and while I can see all of these fantastic apps I am unable to get on line and end up rebooting into basic Nook. Does anyone out there have any solutions that might help and I thank you.

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>Date: Sat, 02 Jun 2012 17:21:25 -0500
>From: David Stanaway <david at stanaway.net>
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>Subject: Re: [NTLUG:Discuss] srt files and movies on linux
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>On 6/1/2012 11:41 PM, David Stanaway wrote:
>> On 6/1/2012 12:18 PM, Fred James wrote:
>>> Looking for any experience or advice concerning adding subtitles to
>>> downloaded movies, ON LINUX ... no windows or mac here ... thanks
>>> Regards
>>> Fred James
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>> vlc works through gui for subtitle selection.
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>> I know I have used mplayer gui as well, but that was years ago.
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>> ffmpeg can render the srt into an encoded output.
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>> It might help if you mention which player you are using, or otherwise 
>> what you mean by 'adding' ?
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>> Now I do have to add an srt to a movie for plex to stream to my roku 
>> and will be using ffmpeg to do that, would the command I use for that 
>> be helpful?
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>ffmpeg -i "Vid.avi" -i "Vid.srt" -acodec libvo_aacenc -ac 2 -vcodec 
>libx264 -scodec dvdsub "VidOut.mp4"
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>Converts srt to dvdsub and using default presets, transoding to mp4 
>format with aac and h264 so I can play natively on my Roku box :)
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>Codec libraries may vary for your build
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>ffmpeg -codecs
>to get a list. If you don't want to transcode, you can just 
>re-encapsulate the avi with something like this:
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>ffmpeg -i "Vid.avi" -i "Vid.srt" -acodec copy  -vcodec copy -scodec 
>dvdsub "VidOut.avi"
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>I am not sure if the AVI container supports the subtitle stream though...
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