On Sat, 31 May 2014 21:53:55 -0400, Opoponax
<opoponaxNOSPAM@hushmail.com> wrote:
>On Sat, 31 May 2014 08:31:26 +0200, COM@comeon.net wrote:
>
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>>I followed the guide as best I could, but only once a .sup came out
>>which in the end didn't show up in the dvd. The same to a second dvd.
>>SubtitleCreator came out with errors; doesn't support Unicode (?).
>>
>>COM
>
>I haven't had a chance to download this, I saw the mkv in apba but
>didn't get a chance to download it yet either. Was the srt also
>separately included in the archive so I can check it? And is this the
>DVD you mentioned in email (or did you mean the other one you'd asked
>if I wanted)?
>
>I don't know about unicode, just that I can't save some in txt format,
>and as srt is a txt format, it does make sense that it won't save in
>unicode, however, I've seen Russian srt subtitle files and to my
>knowledge, that's unicode, so I hope you aren't as confused as I am by
>this sentence.
>
>Sorry I can't be much help, but I suppose it's for the best. I've seen
>too many DVDs whose structure was altered by adding subtitles (while
>it doesn't affect the video directly, the information adding them does
>something to the DVD that is way beyond me, nor do I really have the
>intellectual acuity left to learn something that complex.
>
>However, there are some folks out there who do virtually professional
>work with DVDs (thinking of one in particular, who doesn't come online
>often, but I'll try to remember to ask this of him when I see him next
>- but I'm sure there are others)
>
>-Opoponax
>
>Golgafrinchans rule, Vogons drool :P
Forgot to add the subs as they are in the main archive of the post.
COM
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