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25th July 2020, 19:14 | #1163 | Link |
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A simple question on Subtitle Edit. I appreciate the previous help give to me as a new user.
The current problem I have is I am in OCR Hell. I used a quick link to explain why OCR opens on a demuxed (using Inviska from Toolnix) SUB/idix from a Handbrak DVD rip. All I need (I think) is to convert the SUB/idx pair into SRT so I can add some translations to the work. But I got lost in the OCR screen activities. Are there a few simple steps to do this? |
28th July 2020, 07:39 | #1165 | Link | |
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Press Ok, Return to Main Screen File > Save As >Subrip. Success. A fine program I will have to explore again. |
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1st August 2020, 01:32 | #1166 | Link |
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An additional problem I'm working on.
Can Subtitle edit join a first and second part of an edited MKV? The recode was made from DVD originally and then I added an act break-- like being at the theatre. I've had a request for subs for that piece. I can redo from the DVD from scratch or begin a join of the parts one and two. Subtitles extracted from my MKV are SUB Idx like the initial item I asked about. Can either the OCR version or an SRT made with Subtitle Edit's features combine into one SRT? |
6th August 2020, 18:18 | #1167 | Link |
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Hi guys,
I need your help urgently because I must deliver an EBU N19 (STL) file to a channel. Their software reported the following error: "MISSING STARTBOX!" Do you know what am I missing in the EBU properties during the export? Thank you very much. |
6th August 2020, 19:45 | #1171 | Link | |
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I tried to re-export the EBU STL from another software and these 5 errors disappear. I don't know if they're linked to this "start box" issue reported by the TV channel. Last edited by Lucius Snow; 7th August 2020 at 14:36. |
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9th August 2020, 15:45 | #1173 | Link |
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Actually, there are two different issues:
1/ The new export with "Use box around text" seems to work according to the channel TV (waiting for a confirmation though). 2/ The errors reported by EBUSTLViewer come from the timecodes converted from milliseconds to frames. For example, the software would read 00:01:02:25 for a 25 fps file which is incorrect. I had to adjust them a very little before to get rid of the errors. EDIT: I confirm the error was due to "Use box around text" unchecked. The TV channel has now accepted the file. Last edited by Lucius Snow; 11th August 2020 at 16:51. |
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time passes.... Here is the link I mentioned: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/...t-Files-As-One Post #16 has the specific technique and described in steps in a careful manner. The whole thread is pretty useful. Last edited by loninapleton; 13th August 2020 at 08:03. Reason: additional information added |
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13th August 2020, 08:25 | #1175 | Link |
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A new question for me is: can a movie with hardcoded subs on the image be defeated with a player that will display a new subtitle
in the black border outside the image? The movie is old and perhaps direct copied from VHS. There is no subtitle file listed in MediaInfo. It is subtitled at the source. But there is an SRT for the film which could be used to make new languages with a translator if it can be displayed properly in VLC, Daum or MediapPlayer Home edition etc. |
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Beta updated: https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subt...leEditBeta.zip ( code fix is here: https://github.com/SubtitleEdit/subt...c9957L703-L707 ) @loninapleton: SE has "Tools -> Append" and "Tools -> Join" - will only work with text based subtitles. |
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14th August 2020, 00:44 | #1178 | Link |
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Erf. Thanks for answering. I'm not good enough with the simplest tasks much less trying to create a box. I thought Media Player or one of those had a subtitlles outside the frame option. I don't care if the hardsubs show. Saying 'defeated' was not accurate as in trying to scrub it, but to provide an option for translations in SRT or other.
Here is what I see: the hardsubs are visible. But VLC will show no subtitle options -- empty. So can I put an optional SRT down below and selectable as an external sub file? I was just looking around at opensubtitles etc and found an SRT for this video/old movie. It is however a classic-- just never updated. VLC may not be the right option-- it's just what I use and know how to add subs from it's player menu. |
16th August 2020, 09:51 | #1179 | Link |
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I was using SubtitleEdit-3.5.13, and now upgraded to SubtitleEdit-3.5.16, so I'm not yet sure if my problems are solved or not.
I upgraded recently from a 6 year old 6 core on Windows 7 to a 3 times faster ASUS WS X299 SAGE/10G + Intel Core i9-10900X overclocked at 4.7 GHz on all cores + Windows 10. I hate Windows 10, it took then several years to make it usable, and that's only using Windows Blinds to skin it and using DPI Awareness Enabler to get something where most apps are not fuzzy on a high DPI monitor. The problem is that with a 3 times faster system, Subtilte Edit is much much slower. I use an auto-it macro to do repetitive tasks. With the old system, no problems, witht he new ones SE was so slow that the macro was falling out of sync with the various Windows, and that I had to redesign it to read their header content rather than do a reasonable Sleep amount of time to complete the task. I also had to make a c++ program to elevate itself to REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS before calling SE, still in mode REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS to make SE responsive enough to work well with the macro. That problem is (painfully) solved, but I have another one. I have often whole series to OCR. What I do is start for example 13 SE OCR Windows, launch OCR on each (useful to have 10 cores!), go watch something and come back 60 minutes later to make the manual corrections. But SE does not like AT ALL having 13 Windows opened, even if they have all finished to OCR. Typing on an Unknown Word window makes SE respond in easily 5 seconds, it's excruciatingly slow. When there is only one Window left, response time is less than 1 second. Any idea why I get that on this new system, and how to speed up the time response? Edit: I just tried with SubtitleEdit-3.5.16 to confirm that the problem is still there though. With 12 Windows opened, clicking on the an Unknown Word window makes SE respond in 8 seconds. Even though I am only using 25% cpu, and half of my 64GB memory. OCR seems to be much slower with Tesseract 5.0 than with 4.0. The sup file is located on a 3500 MBs NVME SSD disk. I don't think you can have a PC much more faster than mine, save a new one wit a 4.0 PCI bus, which I'm sure would make no difference. Thanks! Edit: I double checked running a lot of OCR windows on an old Windows 7 PC. Clicking on an error brings you to the faulty line in less than half a second. SE has a BIG perormance problem on Windows 10. It's not specific to my config. A few years ago, the first time I tested Windows 10, using a scrip to open 10 Windows almost simultaneous froze Windows, and I had to reboot. The same worked perfectly with Windows 7. Last edited by robena; 16th August 2020 at 13:31. |
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