soniv
30th June 2002, 15:16
The quotes are from the Gknot Guide...
Normally everything should work fine if you just press OK but if it doesn't press the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers button".
1 - Always pressing the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers button" is safer then trying the "OK" button first? Or, if I always do it, it might cause some problems? I was encoding "Rat Race" and when I pressed the "OK" button everything went good and the filter came with the message "Ready" so I thought everything was really OK, but no bubtitles were added to the movie. So I use the big name button and finnaly got it... Can I always go directly to the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers" button just to make sure???
[...] and change the color combination in the window that you've seen before. Once you're done press OK.
2 - Lets take the same movie for example, "Rat Race". The colors I see in the filter window are black, light gray, dark gray and black on this same order. But actually the subtitles in this movie are white. What´s the relation of the colors shown in the window and the real subtitles in the movie???
Normally everything should work fine if you just press OK but if it doesn't press the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers button".
1 - Always pressing the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers button" is safer then trying the "OK" button first? Or, if I always do it, it might cause some problems? I was encoding "Rat Race" and when I pressed the "OK" button everything went good and the filter came with the message "Ready" so I thought everything was really OK, but no bubtitles were added to the movie. So I use the big name button and finnaly got it... Can I always go directly to the "I've stripped the source files and crossed my fingers" button just to make sure???
[...] and change the color combination in the window that you've seen before. Once you're done press OK.
2 - Lets take the same movie for example, "Rat Race". The colors I see in the filter window are black, light gray, dark gray and black on this same order. But actually the subtitles in this movie are white. What´s the relation of the colors shown in the window and the real subtitles in the movie???