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I don't know if I am doing something wrong or there is an error... It seems that it can not open MicroDVD .sub format. Only .srt seems to be working, I didnt test it for other formats.
Steps to reproduce:
- make a clean install of 1.50b3 into a new directory
- run subrip.exe
- show subtitles text window
- create simple test.sub file like that:
{1}{10}aaa
{11}{20}bbb
or take any other correct MDVD .sub subtitles.
- open it in the text window, via drag'n'drop or via File-Open
- an error dialog appears:
Warning
Error in file at Subtitle Nr.1
Ignore and Continue?
[Cancel] [Ignore] [Yes to all]
- None of the buttons helps.
It also does the same error in 1.40 version. In 1.30, there is no such bug, all works perfectly.
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And some idea for opening and saving the text files: When subs contains some non-7bit characters, the asking for the charset when opening, also when saving, and the warning dialog "Subtitle contains non-standard characters, save as Unicode?" is a bit annoying. In most (nearly all) cases, I'm working with one language only so I dont need always to watch and confirm these settings. I think it would be beter to:
- make these confirmations optional
- duplicate the charset setup somewhere in program options
- remember it for next program run
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