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vobsub (subtitle help)

Discussion in 'Subtitle help' started by bigdadydt, Mar 30, 2007.

  1. bigdadydt

    bigdadydt Member

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    I use wmp and I have two subtitle boxes. The one on the movie Is bigger but diplays stupid color codes. Ex. <font color crap. The one on the bottom is fine but to small. Help pleaseeeee.
     
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    Two sets of subs is usually a sign of two subtitle renders. In this case I guess directvobsub and something else. Disabling one would be the solution. Probably with WMP (unless you meant v6.4) is that it doesn't show/give you access to the filters in use.
     
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    I disabled wmp subtitles and it took away one of them but the good one still plays with the font codes. Vobsub.
     
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    I've been having the exact same issue.
    instead of a nice clear readable set of subs I am getting :-
    <font color="#ffffff"><i>Military posts are established</i></font>
    <font color="#ffffff"><i>to exterminate the Resistance.</i></font>

    And obvioousy the speed these buggers go yu can't distinguish your words and read them.
    Any Experienced help here would be great.
    I have tried every subtite program I coud find before making this post.
    Cheers :)
     
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    hi tristanm7,
    you can simply open the srt (subtitle) file in notepad, and manually delete this distracting coding, then save it, maintaining the srt affix ("subtitle.srt", not ".txt").
     

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