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MickeyNBK · 24th February 2002, 07:46

Rather than creating a new thread I'll ask here (since it's relevant). How do I set the color of my subtitles in the STL file? I've captured my subs with OCR and converted to an STL file but I want to set the subs so that they are yellow with the black outlines like the original. My converted file doesn't contain anything pertaining to color. Looking at the sample stl file I did notice the following:
// $ColorIndex1
// $ColorIndex2
// $ColorIndex3
// $ColorIndex4

Can someone give me an example of what this looks like when a color is added?

I really don't want to go through and change the colors for everything single subtitle it would be much easier to specify in the file before I import it. By default it is imported at white with black outlines.

I'm using Subrip .097 and ScriptConvert to process my subs then importing to Maestro.

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MickeyNBK Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 249	Rather than creating a new thread I'll ask here (since it's relevant). How do I set the color of my subtitles in the STL file? I've captured my subs with OCR and converted to an STL file but I want to set the subs so that they are yellow with the black outlines like the original. My converted file doesn't contain anything pertaining to color. Looking at the sample stl file I did notice the following: // $ColorIndex1 // $ColorIndex2 // $ColorIndex3 // $ColorIndex4 Can someone give me an example of what this looks like when a color is added? I really don't want to go through and change the colors for everything single subtitle it would be much easier to specify in the file before I import it. By default it is imported at white with black outlines. I'm using Subrip .097 and ScriptConvert to process my subs then importing to Maestro. Last edited by MickeyNBK; 24th February 2002 at 07:51.