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E-Male
29th July 2002, 18:11
is there a way to make subs where i can give each line a coordinate?
to make the sentences show up next to the person that says it
and i want to do it from scratch or with an OCRed sub file iŽll translate
thx
e-male

Tri
29th July 2002, 19:33
SSA can do this via margin overrides.

E-Male
29th July 2002, 23:34
i gues i wonŽt get around sounding dumb:
what is SSA?

thx
e-male

Tri
30th July 2002, 01:51
SSA means Substation Alpha (http://www.eswat.demon.co.uk/) and is AFAIK the most advanced subtitle prog you can find for free... It's pretty easy to use once you've become familiar with it.

You can use SubResync which is included in Vobsub to convert subs to ssa and then load them into Substation Alpha to edit them.

You can burn ssa-subs into a video with subtitler or textsub filter for vdub or show them on-the-fly with directvobsub.

jorel
30th July 2002, 07:50
thank you TRI:p

yesterday i try to find some like this
;)

E-Male
30th July 2002, 19:26
also from me thx
iŽll give that a try

E-Male
21st August 2002, 00:11
Originally posted by Tri
...show them on-the-fly with directvobsub.

thats the big problem, i havenŽt found any way to show these subs togetehr with the video without adding them into the picture of the avi file (via vdub filter or something similar)

can anybody please explain how to use an ssa file with directvobsub?

thx i nadvance
e-male

manono
21st August 2002, 04:22
Hi-

can anybody please explain how to use an ssa file with directvobsub? .

You first install VobSub-here's the latest Version 2.18 (http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Subtitles/VobSub_2.18.exe), and use a player that supports it (I use BS Player). Then if the curved green arrow appears down in the SysTray when you start the movie, you should be in business. Oh yeah-the SSA subs should be exactly the same name as the movie. So if you have movie.avi, then you should also have movie.ssa. Someone please correct me if I said anything wrong or left something out.