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4th November 2003, 16:05
I have a problem after authoring a 16:9 video with two soundtracks and two subpictures streams. The muxing with IfoEdit is OK. The subpictures streams are ID 0x20 and 0x21, which is perfect. But the film has the wrong aspect ratio 4:3.
To change the aspect ratio to 16:9, I use the VTS Overview/Title Set attributes/Video attributes dialog.
And the second subpic stream ID change to 0x20! :confused: (You need to refresh the IfoEdit's display to notice the fact, but that's a fact)
I end up with two different subpic languages, both sharing the same ID, and showing the same subtitles when playing: the first language.
My guess is that it is an IfoEdit bug, and that you can't change an aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 without messing us the subpictures IDs.
I tried changing another IFO from 16:9 to 4:3, and then back to 16:9. This work well! Strange.
Somebody know about this problem? Is it a workaround? Any safer way to change the aspect ratio?
Thanks...
To change the aspect ratio to 16:9, I use the VTS Overview/Title Set attributes/Video attributes dialog.
And the second subpic stream ID change to 0x20! :confused: (You need to refresh the IfoEdit's display to notice the fact, but that's a fact)
I end up with two different subpic languages, both sharing the same ID, and showing the same subtitles when playing: the first language.
My guess is that it is an IfoEdit bug, and that you can't change an aspect ratio from 4:3 to 16:9 without messing us the subpictures IDs.
I tried changing another IFO from 16:9 to 4:3, and then back to 16:9. This work well! Strange.
Somebody know about this problem? Is it a workaround? Any safer way to change the aspect ratio?
Thanks...