Cosmetics bugs in VSFilter ??

[Kurtnoise]

Hi all !!

I hope Gabest (:D...simply the best...:D) will read this post.....:cool:

Well....First,I remember that Sigmatador has found a bug with TextSub. So, I relaunch this issue. In this thread (http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=66285&highlight=textsub). ;)

In addition, a guy from a french forum I've noticed a strange issue with VSFilter. So,...here some explanations :

To correct a delay (positive or negative whatever...) in vobsub files, we can use SubResync for that. And, if we want to put these subtitles into the video, we can use an avs script with this command line by example :

VobSub("C:\...\my_file.sub")


So, no problem until this. But, if we have correcting a delay in vobsub file and if we want to put them directly to the video, then we can see in VirtualdubMOD the delay is not taken account :(
Whereas if we use VobSub filter taken from VobSub 2.23, then the delay is taken account very well...

So.....my question : VSFilter is not optimize and there are some little cosmetics bugs, or I'm completely crazy...:D

Thanks

[Dark-Cracker]

hi,

yes apparently the delay seems to be ignored (tested with all version of vsfilter) :( .

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[Kurtnoise]

Up !!! :D

[Dark-Cracker]

have u succeded to obtain a working delay ?

i have change manually the line "delay : " in the .idx file but without success (tested with latests vsfilter).

bye.

[Kurtnoise]

oOOooooooh Dark my saviour....:p

Well...I haven't tested to modify the .idx file, only with SubResync. :o Shame on me !!!

It works like a charm...;) For info, you must put the delay just after the Vob/Cell id.

Here's an example :

# Custom colors (transp idxs and the four colors)
custom colors: OFF, tridx: 0000, colors: 000000, FF0000, FFFFFF, FFFFFF

# Language index in use
langidx: 0

# English
id: en, index: 0
# Decomment next line to activate alternative name in DirectVobSub / Windows Media Player 6.x
# alt: English
# Vob/Cell ID: 1, 3 (PTS: 112480)
delay: 00:00:10:000
timestamp: 00:04:19:840, filepos: 000000000
timestamp: 00:04:22:080, filepos: 000000800

With this, you add 10s in the timestamp.

10x boy for the suggestion ;)