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26th September 2012, 23:44 | #1201 | Link |
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The character selector block is fixed - I've been trying alternatives to allow editing of this part of the UI but haven't released any yet.
So you have to type in the Thai characters by hand. My testers had Thai keyboards of course so it was easy for them, and I used the wikipedia page with the character set on it to cut and paste characters into the manual entry box. Slow but got the job done. |
27th September 2012, 10:22 | #1202 | Link | |
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I'm in Thailand too, and in a similar situation to pawpcorn, I like to watch movies and series in HD, but my GF needs Thai subtitles which are suually only available on the DVDs... While MultiAVCHD and BDSup2Sub have been excellent for this, in many titles the timing of the subtitles is quite a bit different and hard to get right, having them in text format will definitely help! Pawpcorn, as I understand it you'd want to show both English and Thai subtitles at the same time, right? I think some PC DVD/BD player software like PowerDVD can display 2 subtitle languages? If not the next easiest solution, I think, would be to hard-burn the english subs on the video, and have Thai subtitles as selectable ones? Just an idea! |
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28th September 2012, 07:02 | #1203 | Link |
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Isn't up to four lines of subs covering too much of the picture anyway?
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8th October 2012, 09:15 | #1204 | Link |
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Well, I'm not really a programmer, but I took a look at those files and don't see that this would be too hard for a programmer who's interested. You could probably do it by combining free code online. What I would do is, after converting the thai and eng sub to XML/PNG in BDSub2Sup, write a program that:
1. Create a list for each language. 2. Traverse through them both sorted by timecode. 3. Create a 3rd output list. 4. If a frame for one language does not have a corresponding frame within a second of its start time in the second language, output that frame and the PNG directly. 5. If the start time for a frame for one language is within a second of a frame of the second language: 5a. Sync the timecodes 5b. Combine the PNGs into 1 PNG (example) 5c. Figure out the vertical pixel change, and output this into the output list. 6. If the start time for a frame of one language is not within a second of a frame from the second language, but there is overlap, create 3 frames where the 2nd one is the overlap (not the ideal solution, but easiest). 7. Write the output list back into XML format. 8. Load the XML and combined PNGs into BDSup2Sub and turn it back into sub/idx. |
9th October 2012, 21:11 | #1205 | Link | |
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idx/sub from DVDFab causes crash
Hello,
I ripped one of my DVDs using DVDFab. The resulting idx/sub files causes BDSUP2SUB to crash: Quote:
If it is of help, I can upload an example somewhere (the attachment would be about 0.5-1MB and there to big to attach it to the post here in the forum. |
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10th October 2012, 19:34 | #1207 | Link | |
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O.K,
I tried to upload an example of an idx/sub pair which works in avidemux2 ocr tool but made BDSUP2SUB crash: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/963354/working_not_working.zip May one of the links work. Here again the error message: Quote:
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First try first crap.
Maybe this one is of help: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/963354/working_not_working.zip Last edited by bernd_b; 13th October 2012 at 15:34. |
13th October 2012, 10:19 | #1210 | Link |
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There is an additional coma at the end of the palette in the IDX file. If you remove it manually, you can open the file.
Obviously, it's a little bug, easy to fix.
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The coma trick didn't work here.
DVDFabs produces some idx/sub files which can be loaded into BDSUP2Sub without problems and some which cannot. All have the coma at the end of the palette line - I understood it is this line: Quote:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/963354/working_not_working.zip Before crashing with the above shown error message, I can additionally see the following message in the window message window on the bottom left side: Quote:
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13th October 2012, 16:10 | #1212 | Link |
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Your previous example worked without the tailing coma with BDSup2Sub++.exe. I have not tried the java version.
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Multiple language subtitles are extremely wanted in these circles, to display both Japanese and the secondary language in the same time.
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13th October 2012, 18:16 | #1215 | Link |
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Sorry, I haven't tried to export it. I've assumed that your problem was limited to the error when loading.
IMO, you should try to extract the original subs with another tool. DVDFab has a lot of bugs.
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14th October 2012, 07:37 | #1217 | Link |
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That's correct. You can remove that line and both the stable and the snapshot BDSup2Sub will read/export it then.
This may be a bug in DVDFab but I'll check how BDSup2Sub can be more graceful and skip this automatically (write a warning and move on, instead of crashing). |
22nd October 2012, 08:33 | #1218 | Link |
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Downloaded latest, get the same stop and error, please help! :/
See attached text here -> http://www.mediafire.com/file/41cubs..._War_II_3D.txt |
22nd October 2012, 10:20 | #1219 | Link |
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Wrong thread, MaistroX. Please port in the right thread.
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