tripex
23rd February 2007, 03:14
Recently I rip a lot of NTSC (FILM) material and the subs made with SubRip 1.20 are often not correct in time.
I could repair this with delay and stretching, but this is not my preference, because it's just a guess and I want it original, because on the DVD it's correct. So the information must get lost somewhere or never read. So I'm wondering, what I can do?
Earlier with PAL DVDs I had never Problems like this, but I also didn't copy the IFO file to use it in SubRip. Could this be the problem?
Is it worth to try the newest beta of SubRip?
CU
Andy
I could repair this with delay and stretching, but this is not my preference, because it's just a guess and I want it original, because on the DVD it's correct. So the information must get lost somewhere or never read. So I'm wondering, what I can do?
Earlier with PAL DVDs I had never Problems like this, but I also didn't copy the IFO file to use it in SubRip. Could this be the problem?
Is it worth to try the newest beta of SubRip?
CU
Andy