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Esc · 5th March 2006, 02:28

Hi ai4spam! Haven't seen new releases from you for a while. Are you working on ssa/ass positions support?

Here is a bug that I have just found.
I was ripping subtitles and there was that french e with stuff on top of it in the word "cafe". I picked it up in that new little char map. That was great. Now I am splitting and saving it in parts. SubRip says there are non-standard symbols so why wouldn't I save it as unicode. Wow, that's great too. I say, go ahead, and it does save this part as unicode file that works fine later. But when I save the next part (that does not contain any non-standard symbols now) I get an empty file. It has all the rows (1435 to be precise) but every row is empty, only CRLF. The file is 2868 bytes (I guess, that's 1434 CRLF's and 1 EOF).

Looks like if it recognizes the text as ANSI you cannot save it as Unicode. I hope, you can reproduce that one easily.

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Esc Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 74	Hi ai4spam! Haven't seen new releases from you for a while. Are you working on ssa/ass positions support? Here is a bug that I have just found. I was ripping subtitles and there was that french e with stuff on top of it in the word "cafe". I picked it up in that new little char map. That was great. Now I am splitting and saving it in parts. SubRip says there are non-standard symbols so why wouldn't I save it as unicode. Wow, that's great too. I say, go ahead, and it does save this part as unicode file that works fine later. But when I save the next part (that does not contain any non-standard symbols now) I get an empty file. It has all the rows (1435 to be precise) but every row is empty, only CRLF. The file is 2868 bytes (I guess, that's 1434 CRLF's and 1 EOF). Looks like if it recognizes the text as ANSI you cannot save it as Unicode. I hope, you can reproduce that one easily.