How to Add Subtitles to Your iTunes Movies and Videos
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Thank you

Existem dois programas indispensáveis para este tipo de operação e muito mais no Mac: Subtitles theEditor e Subler. Com estes dois programas simples, a sincronia e adicionar legendas, deixou de ser problema. VC-Portugal

Email note from the developer: This tutorial is wrong ;-) When you flatten the movie the subtitles doesn't "burn" into the video track. A flattened movie will only play in QuickTime Player as the subtitle track is separate from the video track. You need to Export the movie to hard-code (i.e. "burn") the subtitles using any of the other presets.

I recommend using a program called iSubtitle from the same company that makes Submerge, because it lets you "soft encode" any number of subtitles in different languages and then turn them on or off and switch between them in iTunes, on Apple TV and on the iPhone.

iSubtitle kicks ass... But if you want to add subtitles to a DRM protected movie (like the ones sold on itunes) you will also need requiem 1.8.9 any other version will not work. Requiem will create a DRM free copy of a movie and then you can add the subtitles with isubtitle

thanx for the info!!!!

Try mux much more fast and easy ;)

Need a link ! and/or Editor, imho