Only thing i\m missing, is the option to set sound above 100%, i tryed converting some movies, where the sound was a bit too low.

besides that, good work, keep it up.

Thanks for replying man! So in my case (having Dutch subtitles) it has to be something like 300.du.srt? Does it actually matter what the language code is, or could even I do 300.eng.srt while the subtitles aren’t English?

I’ll play with some different language codes and tell how it went, thanks again man

Like, ” the 300.avi ” and “the 300.en.srt”
I can read subtitles on my iPod classic this way.

But still, i can’t make subtiltles show on my nano…hahaha

Thanks so much Noda

Now we’ve got that out off the way, I’d like to inform you off a problem I’ve been getting when trying to add .srt subtitles to a movie. Because all you need to do is add a .srt file with exactly the same name as the movie, right? Like for instance, when I went to convert the movie 300 I just added the 300.avi and the 300.srt with my Dutch subtitles, and that’s the right way to do it right? Or maybe I’m wrong, do I need enable settings on my iPod (Touch 3G 32GB), or on the converter itself?

If anybody would even be kindly enough to consider helping me out, I’d be EXTREMELY (yes, in caps lock) happy. I’ll be checking back this page on a regular basis, so your efforts won’t go to waste.

Oh and Noda, if you need ANY information about what settings and what not I have used, you’re more then welcome to send me an email, and I will reply to it as soon as possible.

Thanks in advance, and thanks again for this awesome little piece of programming.

Fast and efficient – While not sacrificing the quality of the video.

Simply amazing!

Now, If only I had the money to make a donation…