How to Extract Subtitles from DVDs with Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19
If you are a movie fan who loves watching foreign films, you may have encountered the problem of subtitles. Sometimes, the subtitles are not available in your preferred language, or they are hard to read on the screen. In such cases, you may want to
extract the subtitles from the DVD and save them as a separate file, so you can watch the movie with your favorite subtitle player.

One tool that can help you do that is Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19, a powerful and easy-to-use software that can rip subtitles from DVD-Video, VOB and SUB+IDX files and convert them to various formats, such as PDF, JPG, BMP, PNG and SUB+IDX. With
this tool, you can also output multilingual subtitle comparison files to facilitate your language learning.

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In this article, we will show you how to use Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19 to extract subtitles from DVDs and save them as PDF files. You can also choose other output formats according to your needs.

Step 1: Download and install Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19
The first thing you need to do is to download and install Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19 on your computer. You can get it from here, where you can also find the free key to activate the full version of the software.

After downloading the setup file, run it and follow the instructions to install the software on your computer.

Step 2: Load the DVD source
Next, insert the DVD disc that contains the movie and subtitles you want to extract into your optical drive. Then, launch Xilisoft DVD Subtitle Ripper 1.1.19 and click on the "Load DVD" button on the main interface.

The software will automatically detect the DVD source and display its information on the left panel. You can see the title, chapter, duration, audio track and subtitle track of each DVD segment.

Step 3: Choose the output format and settings
Now, you need to choose the output format and settings for the subtitles you want to extract. You can do that by clicking on the "Profile" drop-down list at the bottom of the interface.

For this example, we will choose "PDF" as the output format, which will save the subtitles as a PDF file that can be easily viewed and printed. You can also choose other formats, such as JPG, BMP, PNG or SUB+IDX.

Then, you can click on the "Settings" button next to the "Profile" list to adjust some parameters for the output file, such as resolution, quality, frame rate and split mode.



You can also click on the "Subtitle" tab at the top of the interface to select which subtitle language you want to extract from the DVD source. You can choose one or more languages according to your preference.

If you want to output a multilingual subtitle comparison file, you can check the box next to "Output multilingual comparison subtitle file" at the bottom of the "Subtitle" tab.

Step 4: Start ripping subtitles from DVD
After choosing all the output settings, you are ready to start ripping subtitles from DVD. You can click on the "Browse" button at the bottom of the interface to choose a destination folder for saving the output file.

Then, you can click on the "Rip" button at the lower right corner of the interface to start ripping subtitles from DVD.

The software will show you a progress bar and a preview window during the ripping process. You can also pause or stop it at any time by clicking on the corresponding buttons.

When the ripping process is finished, you can find your output file in the destination folder you specified before.</p
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