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davev205
5th February 2007, 08:32
Hey I am using Vosub in conjunction with Gknot to rip some subs for an avi they come out fine but extremely small. I have tried enlarging them using vosub but nothing happens I am really frustrated and will take any suggestion as to how to go about making them large enough to read. I have never had this problem with any other film.
Thanks in advance
unskinnyboy
5th February 2007, 18:41
When you say you tried enlarging them using VobSub, did you mean DirectVobSub? There is an option to set the font size in DirectVobSub under Main -> Text Settings.
Another option is to convert them into SRT format using SubRip and then to use that.
davev205
5th February 2007, 22:03
Yeah I mean directvosub and I went under the main= and opened the opropriate idx and then tried the sub file for the movie, Then I set the font size super large and presses o.k and nothing happened .I even tried to rerip the subs with the new larger settings and nothing happened? I must be doing something wrong but I am not sure?
manusse
5th February 2007, 22:54
Sub/Idx is a binary (kind of bitmap) format.
It doesn't use any font so I am not sure it is really possible to enlarge them dynamically. This is only possible with text subtitle that are "dynamically rendered".
However you have two solutions to enlarge your subs:
* OCR your subs and make srt (text) subtitles with them. You can use subrip for that. Then you will be able to enlarge them.
* Convert them to .bmp files. Enlarge them with an image editing software that supports batch mode (Irfanview, XnView...). Then convert them back to SUP or SUB/IDX. Search with google for that.
Cheers
Manusse
setarip_old
6th February 2007, 02:28
Convert them to .bmp files. Enlarge them with an image editing software that supports batch modeThis will likely result in unacceptable "jaggies" throughout the subtitles...
unskinnyboy
6th February 2007, 15:13
@davev205, Can you upload your idx/sub subtitles somewhere so that we can take a look?
manono
7th February 2007, 06:39
If you move the VobSub line in the GKnot generated .avs to below the resize, then they won't get resized down.
LeMoi
9th February 2007, 22:25
Did you try to open idx file with notepad, and increase scale rate ?
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