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xp_eric
20th November 2003, 11:54
Hi,

does anybody know were to find a (technical) description of the *.sup format used by ifoedit to import subtitle streams. I am planning to write a srt 2 sup tool...

Eric

mats.hogberg
20th November 2003, 13:19
You do know that such a tool already exits?
http://www.shipleys.eclipse.co.uk/srt2sup.htm

/Mats

ffroms
20th November 2003, 17:04
Yeah, but project is dicontinued 'couse author lost source code (HD crash) so there will be no new updates.
It will be good to have some new tool for subs.
@xp_eric - maybe you can ask author of srt2sup about info you need.

FFS

xp_eric
20th November 2003, 23:42
indeed srt2sup is the only tool which can do this but is discontinued and didn't fullfill my needs completely. So if I can get my hands on the info I'll write an application myself...

;) Eric

Srt2Sup
3rd December 2003, 14:46
Hi,

I could not find any information on the SUP file format and the author of IfoEdit is now a commercial programmer :-(

Instead I had to work it out for myself!

This took hours and hours of my time and I am not keen to give this information away without getting some form of recongition for it!

Srt2Sup a4.03 took nearly 6 months of 4 to 5 evenings a week to create, just to give you some idea of what you might be letting yourself in for!

I may sometime in the future start Srt2Sup again, because I never beleived it was going to be so popular. It appears to be being used by around 3000 - 5000 people worldwide.

Regards


Srt2sup

xp_eric
3rd December 2003, 15:32
I'm a programmer myself so I know what it takes to create a decent application (you can find an example on http://jump.to/undercoverxp)

I'm now using DVDSupEncode which does the job me for the time being so it seems I actually have some spare time to actually watch the movies I encode ;)

@srt2sup : Thanks for your honest answer I can understand...

Eric

Srt2Sup
3rd December 2003, 15:52
Hi,

The other problem is that SUP is a stripped down VOB which is an MPEG stream and the information on MPEG is strictly controlled >:-(

I like the look of your application although I use SureThing label maker myself!

What do you use for development, I use Borland C++ builder?

Regards


Srt2Sup

xp_eric
3rd December 2003, 23:33
Visual C++