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r0lZ · 16th July 2017, 08:45

Thanks Scorpius666, and welcome to the D9 forums! I'm glad to see that BDSup2Sub is not dead.

Can you also have a look at a bug? When BDSup2Sub converts a DVD or BD subtitle stream to XML/PNG format, it writes 25 fps anyway in the XML file, regardless of the frame rate of the original stream, and when an XML is read, the frame rate is ignored, and BDSup2Sub assumes always 25 fps (unless you force manually another input frame rate with the dialog that is shown when the XML file is opened). In other words, by default, BDSup2Sub assumes that an XML/PNG file is always at 25fps. It's obviously a bug, as by default, it should never change the frame rate when loading or converting a stream. (I don't remember if loading other formats has the same problem, but that should be verified too.)

There are probably other small bugs, but I don't remember right now.

Thanks in advance!

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r0lZ PgcEdit daemon Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 7,469	Thanks Scorpius666, and welcome to the D9 forums! I'm glad to see that BDSup2Sub is not dead. Can you also have a look at a bug? When BDSup2Sub converts a DVD or BD subtitle stream to XML/PNG format, it writes 25 fps anyway in the XML file, regardless of the frame rate of the original stream, and when an XML is read, the frame rate is ignored, and BDSup2Sub assumes always 25 fps (unless you force manually another input frame rate with the dialog that is shown when the XML file is opened). In other words, by default, BDSup2Sub assumes that an XML/PNG file is always at 25fps. It's obviously a bug, as by default, it should never change the frame rate when loading or converting a stream. (I don't remember if loading other formats has the same problem, but that should be verified too.) There are probably other small bugs, but I don't remember right now. Thanks in advance! __________________ r0lZ PgcEdit homepage (hosted by VideoHelp) BD3D2MK3D A tool to convert 3D blu-rays to SBS, T&B or FS MKV Last edited by r0lZ; 16th July 2017 at 12:05.