View Full Version : can't use srt files with oggmux 0.9.0, why?
takeru
16th August 2002, 20:54
when i try to mux a srt file ripped with subrip 1.03, it craps out and says 'can't render input file sassy.srt' when you look at the srt file with notepad/wordpad though its fine, everything looks right. any ideas why it won't go?
RadicalEd
17th August 2002, 00:04
works fine for me, but, then, I'm a freek :O
make sure the 'extended format' is unchecked, tobias' filter apparently cant handle it, although I wouldnt think that would affect oggmux.
Koepi
17th August 2002, 00:24
I'd say:
make sure SubDS is installed :)
Regards,
Koepi
takeru
17th August 2002, 00:42
subDS? where's that?
Koepi
17th August 2002, 00:57
http://tobias.everwicked.com/
takeru
17th August 2002, 01:33
woohoo! that worked! thanks koepi. now i just a competent media player that supports the subtitles (still using media player 6.4, lol).
Koepi
17th August 2002, 01:45
wmp6.4 works best with all those features in my experience.
This will of course change with the release of TheCoreMediaPlayer (former PowerDivX).
Just look into your "language" menu when right-clicking into the media player's window - and you might want to tweak the filters as well (the properties menu when right-clicking into the media player's window).
I hope this helps,
best regards,
Koepi
P.S.: in the oggmux releasenotes you can clearly find something about that... :P I didn't include the file to blow up the package size... ;)
RadicalEd
17th August 2002, 04:07
I get it, I bet coremediaplayer is the mysterious thing coming out in 2 days thats better than the envivo plugin. :O
cool
takeru
17th August 2002, 04:07
well, subs don't seem to show for me in wmp6.4, thats why. language only lists:
+ show subtitle
+ subtitle 65535
- hide subtitles
the first two are selected by default, and should be showing subs. don't see any though. :P
Koepi
17th August 2002, 04:13
RadicalEd:
thanks for showing so much understanding :-(
if you know the netiquette, you know what this means:
*plonk*
RadicalEd
18th August 2002, 03:04
wut did I do? :O it was just a guess
what does ploink mean?
plonk excl.,vt.
Usenet: possibly influenced by British slang `plonk' for cheap booze, or `plonker' for someone behaving stupidly (latter is lit. equivalent to Yiddish `schmuck')] The sound a newbie makes as he falls to the bottom of a kill file. While it originated in the newsgroup talk.bizarre, this term (usually written "*plonk*") is now (1994) widespread on Usenet as a form of public ridicule.
dont hate me koepi, I looove you... kinda. hey wait... I'm not a newbie >o<
Koepi
18th August 2002, 03:21
I guess my age shows up now again ;)
EDIT. well, this post doesn't show the respect you deserve for looking up what *plonk* is actually.
Reinstated as normal user :) *hide*
Best regards,
Koepi
RadicalEd
18th August 2002, 04:03
http://www.geocities.com/radicaled0/koepi.txt
wait a minute... reinstated as normal o_O whad you do? ah well
dooms forum dosent allow the geocities image hosting loophole thing, so you gotta click on it >< its a pic, not a txt file (good loophole though ;) )
Hiro2k
18th August 2002, 05:07
@takeru
Try Zoomplayer. That has always worked with me and my multiple audio files.
Thanks Koepi :)
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