Save Settings for Textsub 2.13?

[Aceman]

Hi,

im currently using the Textsub 2.13 VirtualDub-Plugin to embed permanent subs from .srt-files into my encodings. The Plugin itself works pretty nice, but I can't save any of the settings (font, size etc.) I made, they're gone as soon I restart VirtualDub or use the queue-processing. I tried entering a name for the current setting, but that's gone also. It wouldn't matter that much, but that way I have to start every encoding manually to prevent my settings from dissapearing. Anybody got an idea?

Thanx in advance,
Ace

PS: It seems that I can't load certain .srt-files with Textsub which were editet with a spellchecker, even if the syntax seems to be correct. Are there anything certain I have to consider for having working .srt-files?

[gabest]

Originally posted by Aceman
Hi,

im currently using the Textsub 2.13 VirtualDub-Plugin to embed permanent subs from .srt-files into my encodings. The Plugin itself works pretty nice, but I can't save any of the settings (font, size etc.) I made, they're gone as soon I restart VirtualDub or use the queue-processing. I tried entering a name for the current setting, but that's gone also. It wouldn't matter that much, but that way I have to start every encoding manually to prevent my settings from dissapearing. Anybody got an idea?Use subresync to edit the srt, and when you save it will output name.srt.style, which textsub will always load. Or you could just simply use the ssa or ass format.PS: It seems that I can't load certain .srt-files with Textsub which were editet with a spellchecker, even if the syntax seems to be correct. Are there anything certain I have to consider for having working .srt-files? Send me one of those not working srt files.

[Aceman]

Originally posted by gabest
Use subresync to edit the srt, and when you save it will output name.srt.style, which textsub will always load. Or you could just simply use the ssa or ass format.

I'll try that, thanks.

Send me one of those not working srt files.

Here's a non-working one:

http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/greg/temp/14.srt

I can't open it with subresync also, but if I convert it into an .ssa-file with an other programm, the .ssa-file can be used without any problem.

Here's a working one for comparision:

http://www.stud.uni-hamburg.de/users/greg/temp/12.srt

The files were both ripped with VobSub 2.13, then converted to .srt with SubResync and spellchecked with Spellcheckanywhere.

Ace

[gabest]

There is an extra new line at 202

[Aceman]

Originally posted by gabest
There is an extra new line at 202

Whoops, didn't notice that. Sorry for wasting your time. :)

Anyway, keep up the good work, VobSub & Picfix are great tools / plugins.

Ace