put the fuse.exe, divxcheck.dll, aviMux.dll (from the fuse package) I found this small guide as a original post of "dragonfly" in this forum (),ġ. I almost forget, from now the build version is part of packed file name. (.and btw, vsr: is there any chance you can post a link to any of the older versions of your tool? I've mistakingly overwritten it with the last one, which doesn't work for me:( THX!) I added a new option "Force multiple of 16" to fix a small diference in position of subs in "preview" and TV screen (seems to work, at least in my player). Try the new version () with some fixes and minor changes in code. You must be the lucky one that's get the corrupted file. I detect the problem and update the file on server after five minutes. No, I don't know what happens but happens. In the last 2 previous versions everything was fine. Its not tested with NTSC files, so make sure you check the output.Īnd dont use to complicated filenames, nobody knows what could happen.įor some reason I can't see anything in the preview area, with any settings I've tried, and of course, when I try to generate the bmps, they're all blank. If no path is specified it searches for the bitmap files in the current folder and in the folder where the. Moves subtitles to NTSC save area for PAL->NTSC conversion. The TC&Res option must be enabled in SubRip. tts.Īlso theres no need anymore to use fullscreen bitmaps. SVCD-Designer, 4bits, custom colors,width+height+left+top dividable by 2
sub formatīmptoxsub test\test.sub subtitle.xsub c:\files\īmptoxsub test\test.sub subtitle.xsub PALMODE1 Well, thats good to hear even after i created a mode to move the subtitles up to 480.ġ: Timecodefile (Philips SVCD-Designer. I did not even know the name of my program. xsub file can be muxed with fuse.exe:įuse -v film.avi -s test.xsub -o film.divx
The bitmap filenames would be in this example bitmap00001.bmp, bitmap00002.bmp. xsub with bmptoxsub:īMPTOXSUB timecodefile xsubfile bitmapfile(without the numbers at the end) PAL/NTSC switchīmptoxsub english\time.tts test.xsub english\bitmap PAL As Output format for the timecode file you have to use TurboTitler. Minimum picture width 720, minimum picture height 576 (PAL) or 480 (NTSC)
Custom Colors (you HAVE to use custom colors, dont know why), color 1 should be black xsub files can be muxed directly in your avi files with fuse.exe.įirst thing, we need bitmaps for every subtitle.įor that use SubRip and save subtitles as. xsub subtitles, mostly for playback in my hardware player. I created a little utility that converts.
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