just checked it, seems it just cropping, so it is not what expected.Use VideoProc Converter to remove both soft and hardcoded subtitles.
not cropping.You can use a video editing software (VLC Media Player, Windows Movie Maker) or online subtitle remover tool (Subtitle Remover).
of course talking about those not too big so can be to remove.Are the letters big?
Surely not possible with a click, but maybe A.I can do some of the jobs.If the subtitles are part of the video, you can't just remove them with a click.
it can but it's not free ofcourse !Surely not possible with a click, but maybe A.I can do some of the jobs.
it seems not quite easy to find any free service.it can but it's not free ofcourse !
You're looking for free service or paid ?
will check it.There should be some tools where you upload the video file to the website to remove the subtitle. You should check Google for online subtitle removal tool.
100% itll be free. its a very basic thing.it can but it's not free ofcourse !
You're looking for free service or paid ?
Could be any type, but can only use those can be removed, because many to choose.100% itll be free. its a very basic thing.
@123again
whats the file type and is it hard or soft coded?
mkvtoolnix, videoproc will be your best solutions, or even handbrake(gui or cli), but this entirely depends on the filetype.
avi files are pretty much hardcoded so no chance there. mpeg or mkv youll have no trouble. mp4 is 50/50
if hardcoded, then your only chance is to watermark/black out that part of the video
it is a little different from watermark.Could be hard to find something good if you’re talking about subtitles that are baked into the video. I’ve tried to find something similar for removing watermarks and all it did was blur the area. I think you’d need something like generative fill to get the job done and I could t find anything that does the job well.