SRT Subfile Size

caprioles9000 · 7th April 2002, 20:49

Hi guys ...I have an srt subfile ...for the movie amelie(DivX)....however the subs look really small ...is there a way or a tool that i can use to rearrange the size of the subtitles and to maybe change the color?? Thnx for any replies in andvance!!

N-Bomb · 7th April 2002, 21:15

File > Properties > Advanced tab > Subtitle Mixer (double click)

You can change the font, size, and colour in there, as well as distance from the bottom of the screen.

-Nick

caprioles9000 · 7th April 2002, 21:33

hmm..I have no advanced tab when i click the properties of the srt file!!!!! PS: I am using XP as an OS!!!

caprioles9000 · 8th April 2002, 16:08

anyone else with any other ideas!!!

Torne · 5th June 2002, 02:47

The size and font of the subtitles is not stored in the .srt file, it is a property of the player. Nick meant you to click on file/properties/advanced in Media Player when you were playing the movie.

Hope this helps,
Torne

ppera2 · 5th June 2002, 14:44

What player and what subtitle plugin you use (DVobSub or DivXG400 if Win Medi Player) ?

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caprioles9000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 239	SRT Subfile Size Hi guys ...I have an srt subfile ...for the movie amelie(DivX)....however the subs look really small ...is there a way or a tool that i can use to rearrange the size of the subtitles and to maybe change the color?? Thnx for any replies in andvance!!

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N-Bomb Jesus Robo! Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 29	File > Properties > Advanced tab > Subtitle Mixer (double click) You can change the font, size, and colour in there, as well as distance from the bottom of the screen. -Nick

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caprioles9000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 239	hmm..I have no advanced tab when i click the properties of the srt file!!!!! PS: I am using XP as an OS!!!

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caprioles9000 Registered User Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 239	anyone else with any other ideas!!!

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Torne Registered User Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 21	The size and font of the subtitles is not stored in the .srt file, it is a property of the player. Nick meant you to click on file/properties/advanced in Media Player when you were playing the movie. Hope this helps, Torne

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ppera2 Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Lands of confusion Posts: 1,217	What player and what subtitle plugin you use (DVobSub or DivXG400 if Win Medi Player) ?