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Hardcoded subtitles are burned into the video image. Unlike SRT or VTT subtitle tracks, they cannot be turned off in a media player. To remove them, you need to edit the video pixels using cropping, blur, or AI-assisted video processing.

Quantum Subtitle provides an AI video subtitle remover for removing hardcoded subtitles and text watermarks online.

Have you ever tried to edit a video only to find that the subtitles are permanently "burned" into the image? These are known as hardcoded subtitles, and removing or editing them has traditionally been a nightmare for video editors and translators.

But with the rise of AI and OCR (Optical Character Recognition) technology, extracting these subtitles is now easier than ever.