antialiased subtitles in .ogm

[boombass]

I've made some files in the .ogm format, which consist of a DivX 5 or XviD video stream, 2 Ogg Vorbis audio streams, an .srt subtitle file, and some chapter info. I used Ogg Mux to put them all together.

So far so good...

I recently reformatted my hard drive and reinstalled Windows XP. I am pretty sure that before I did this, I was able to get nicely antialiased subtitles in my movies. Now they are not - they look all blocky. I'm using Zoom Player 2.9, and I think it is using the SubTitDS filter for subtitles. Is there any way to configure how it displays the subtitles?

If I register the DirectVodSub filter, I can get antialised subtitles, but without HTML formatting. (The HTML tags appear on screen.)

So it seems I can have one or the other. Does anyone know how I can get both? What filter do I need?

Thanks very much for you help!

[Yusaku]

I it really new vobsub 2.18? I don't have any OGM to test it here, but I think that basic HTML tags were added in recent versions...

[boombass]

YES! I had an old version of VobSub installed. The new version made everything work just like I hoped.

Thanks very much for your help!