I looked into this best I can myself and MP4 container has no official support for subtitles, the best way to do it is to either "burn" the subtitles to the video or trust your player to be able to read external subtitles, usually with same name, maybe with a language tag as the video file. For example "Final_Fantasy_Interview.mp4" having "Final_Fantasy_Interview.srt" in the same folder. Of course, if you are asking for PS3, Vita or PSP, you are out of luck. MKV is the container format that lets you store number of different format subtitles with other parts of a video like the audio and video. If that is usable for you, MP4's can be built into MKV's with tools like MKVtoolNix rather simply. Silly enough, MP4 does support multiple audio tracks though, something I got use of storing stereo and surround soundtracks to music videos and such to be stored and played back on my PS3.
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Yeah... it actually would be for my PS3 cause its the simplest way to get some stuff on a CRT.
Yeah I was foi foi going to recommend handbrake.Needs to be re-encoded.
I use a program called Handbrake, It's free and open source.
Open the video, go to subtitles, import subtitle and start encode.
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Yeah. Only if your PS3 is modded you can use MKV files on it, unmodded PS3's do not parse MKV format. Handbrake is one of the only ways if your PS3 is unmodded, but it is a time consuming re-render of the video. You can use MKV but still need to use video and audio formats that PS3 is friendlier with, H264 video, AAC or AC3 audio and srt subtitles. M7 formerly Movian MOD is currently best homebrew media player app for PS3.
