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Bufaritza · 04-26-08, 02:55 PM

I mainly make custom DVD's with romanian subtitle on a tracker when I have spare time, so I kinda understood what you are saying. But I have only added 2 subtitles into an avi movie my entire life using VirtualDub and the subtitler plugin. So that why I was very curios.I also have to demux and mux the video/audio/subtitle streams. And I would really too see this in TCMP if any hard working programmers out there can do this. Just another thought. Why does not TCMP recognize italic? I mean you can choose too bold them but italic isn't even as a feature there. Is it realy hard to add that and maybe make the program recognize <b> and <i> strings? I am very demanding :))

P.S: I have found out that a reasonable solution for me is to decode the movies that have subtitles streams in it and convert them into a type of file that TCMP will recognize as a subtitle.

04-26-08, 02:55 PM	#41 (permalink)
Bufaritza Aximsite Prospect Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 3 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I mainly make custom DVD's with romanian subtitle on a tracker when I have spare time, so I kinda understood what you are saying. But I have only added 2 subtitles into an avi movie my entire life using VirtualDub and the subtitler plugin. So that why I was very curios.I also have to demux and mux the video/audio/subtitle streams. And I would really too see this in TCMP if any hard working programmers out there can do this. Just another thought. Why does not TCMP recognize italic? I mean you can choose too bold them but italic isn't even as a feature there. Is it realy hard to add that and maybe make the program recognize <b> and <i> strings? I am very demanding :)) P.S: I have found out that a reasonable solution for me is to decode the movies that have subtitles streams in it and convert them into a type of file that TCMP will recognize as a subtitle. Last edited by Bufaritza; 04-26-08 at 02:58 PM.